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In the following lessons, you are going to learn how to store values in the memory of your AMINUL so

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that you can reuse those values later, even after you restart the program execution.

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So you have just finished to work with interrupts.

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Now, with the time functionalities, debone and interrupts, you can create a project with any number

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of tasks running at the same time.

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And we have the same communication.

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You can make your program interact with an external user to complete this second part of the course.

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We are now going to take a closer look at it from memory in this section.

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First, I would explain what is the EPROM memory, when to use it, and also what are its limitations,

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because you need to be careful when using it.

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After that, you will save your first data into the April memory and also retrieve the data after restarting

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the program.

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And of course, we would end the section with more practice to better understand the concept.

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All right, Dan, let's get started.