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Raspberry Pi and 
Arduino
Raspberry Pi and Arduino are quite different boards. Each board has its own 
 advantages and disadvantages. And selecting the right board depends on 
the  application. In essence, Arduino is a hardware-oriented board made to 
run a single  program with the connected hardware in a loop, the moment it 
turns on. Raspberry Pi,  on the other hand, is more like a mini-computer that 
runs Raspbian OS (a Linux distro)  and can do most things a very low-end 
PC can. Raspberry Pi should be used in  applications where software and 
processing also have a major role.
The key differences between these 
two boards:
Let's take a look at some of the key differences between these two boards:
Arduino is better suited for applications that require repetitive tasks or simple  
computations whereas Raspberry Pi is better equipped to handle more complex 
tasks that  require heavier computations. absentmindedly tapping your foot 
while waiting for a long  computation to finish on your Raspberry Pi would be 
frustrating because it can't do much  else simultaneously. In contrast, since 
Arduino's primary purpose is running a single  program in a loop, it can perform 
its task even while other processes are going on in the  background.Buy 
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In general, Arduino is better suited 
for  hardware-oriented projects 
where the  board will be running a 
single program in  a loop. The 
Arduino board is simple to  use and 
can be easily connected to a  
variety of external hardware 
devices.
Raspberry Pi, on the other hand, is 
more  like a mini-computer. It runs 
the  Raspbian OS (a Linux distro) 
and is  capable of much more 
complex  programming. For 
projects where  software and 
processing play a major  role, 
Raspberry Pi is the better choice.
RASPBERRY PI PRICES IN 
INDIA
Name Price
Raspberry Pi 4 B 2GB RAM Rs 3,845
Raspberry Pi 3 B+ Rs 3,102
Raspberry Pi Zero WH Rs 1,479
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