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Personally, I'm a huge opponent of kits like Arduino that take the "instant results" approach.
Things like arduino and flowcode are like training wheels. At some point you have to take them away.
The difference being, the person who did the learning dosnt have to wait for someone else to do it first, he dosnt have to wait for it to be invented or brought out. So it isnt jealousy.Just a thought.
Could it be that people who spent a lot of time and effort learning something just get jaleous of people getting the same result without an effort?
The issue is that they appear to be as clever as those of us who took the time to learn microcontrollers to those who wouldn't know how to tell the difference. Moreover, you will also find these people on other electronics forums giving out bunk advice based on their "experience" when the only reason it worked when they did it is because there were things in place that are ONLY in place on their Arduino to mask them from any danger. Yet you'll see them handing out advice to non-Arduino hackers as if they know all about microcontrollers. All because Arduino gave them a sense of overconfidence.
But there are way way better chips out there than just pics or arduino.
ever so slightly off topic, but not exactly. I think dear
What is your definition for both PIC 18F & ATmega with following definition
Structural Hazards
Data Hazards
Control Hazards