The flushInput() successfully solved the output changing part. Data seem not to change probably because...

Here are my theories:
1. The Input buffer was not accepting new ones. Since there was not interrupt to signal the CPU to read the contents of the Input buffer
2. Pyserial was reading the data in the input buffer way too slowly. But its so weird how the data can be read this slow.


Any thoughts...

Example.

When I touch the pins of the microcontroller it outputs a certain value. And then when I execute the program in python it outputs that data from the microcontroller . But when I release my hand or input a certain voltage to the pins of the microcontroller (while the code is running), the output (which is a continuous stream) does not change and still prints the data when the pins were touched.

So no matter how...

We are trying to read data from a microcontroller and interface it through serial port. The output is then displayed in Python using Pyserial or the hyperterminal, the former is more important

When you touch the input pins of the microcontroller the value changes real time in hyper terminal. But In the case of the pyserial module, even though you touch the input pins, the value does not change. We have actually noticed that python...