This example showcases flushing the output buffer of the serial port by using the flushOutput() function. It clears up any data that has been written to the serial port and ensures that there is no leftover data that might interfere with upcoming write operations. Example 2: Flushing the input bufferpython import serial ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0', 9600) #configure serial port ser.read(5) #reading 5 bytes from serial port ser.flushInput() #flush the input buffer ``` In this example, we have used the flushInput() function to flush the input buffer of the serial port. It clears up any data that has been read from the serial port and ensures that there is no leftover data that might interfere with upcoming read operations. Package Library: PySerial