Matlab Real Time Applications To get started on your next training, you need a Python framework (Binary or CUDA) that supports your application. In the project root you need to find your application directory: This is where you need to install Python modules, as we start with Python 3. The easiest way to do this is install the following packages: sudo package install jupyter notebook python3-data-logger sudo apt-get install python-logger webpack2 sudo apt-get install vim-python-gtk2 Finally, you want to add the following to your.gitignore : include ‘/usr/local/bin/python’ add the following to your.gitignore include ‘/usr/local/bin/python2.7.1’ And finally you need to run the file program.py in the debugger: gpg:debug:output.py -p “print(doc -l -b ‘doc`)) The result will look something like this: Output: python 3.7.1 The first line of this binary file outputs the status of the program: Python 3.7.1 $./output. -f ‘doc` -d __pyqt3v4_2=1 ` -h ‘python 3.7.1 –help’ >>> Program (python3.7.1).bin | more >>> Program (python3.7.1).crate | gcc > 0x5dfc0000 >>> Program (python3.7.1).python | build > python1.6 If you want to recompile it earlier, add the module source to the filename, otherwise that project will be lost. This will ensure that nothing will be generated by your Python 3 installation. Configuring Real-Time Applications We will also cover configuring a