The thonny-ev3dev package is a plug-in which adds EV3 support for Thonny.
The thonny-ev3dev plugin makes it easier to program the EV3 programmable LEGO brick using the Thonny Python IDE for beginners.
Thonny-ev3dev allows you to run your EV3 program easily
on the EV3 or
on the PC in a simulator (default on PC)
on the PC remotely steering the EV3
The thonny-ev3dev plugin comes with an ev3dev simulator.
For more info about the thonny-ev3dev plugin see: https://github.com/ev3dev-python-tools/thonny-ev3dev/wiki
For more info about Thonny: http://thonny.org
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