I have watched your earlier video of Pi Pico with Arduino IDE. That is the single video with Arduino IDE and the you switched over to MicroPython. I want to ask you, which is better IDE (Language) for Pi Pico. C/C++ with Arduino IDE or MicroPython?
Sorry for the delayed response. I will suggest whenever you will use the raspberry pi pico then you should go with MicroPython as there are resources available for the same. But as we all are very familiar with the Arduino it's simple to use and easy to learn. If you see all the raspberry pi websites you will find content mainly related using the python.
I am using C/C++ with VS Code for Atmel Microcontrollers. If I start with Pi Pico, what should I choose?
I have watched your earlier video of Pi Pico with Arduino IDE. That is the single video with Arduino IDE and the you switched over to MicroPython. I want to ask you, which is better IDE (Language) for Pi Pico. C/C++ with Arduino IDE or MicroPython?
Sorry for the delayed response. I will suggest whenever you will use the raspberry pi pico then you should go with MicroPython as there are resources available for the same.
But as we all are very familiar with the Arduino it's simple to use and easy to learn. If you see all the raspberry pi websites you will find content mainly related using the python.
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