As a result, Python programmers can write the same way they write for conventional computers and don't need to adapt their writing style for in-memory computing.

That’s where the concept of intermittent computing comes into play, and now thanks to the BFree project, you can develop Python software that persists even when the hardware goes black.

What you’ll learn: The basics of programming using Python, a popular language for research. We’ll cover Python fundamentals like variables, types, and loops, as well as a few practical examples like ...