-The RP-series microcontrollers are powerful chips designed for embedded systems, which means that these chips operate in environments with limited memory (RAM) and storage (program space). Developers must balance performance with other factors, such as edge-case error handling, runtime versus compile time, and so on. These trade-offs are necessarily more visible to developers for RP-series microcontrollers than they might be for higher-level platforms (like desktop systems), where such considerations are often abstracted or automated.
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