Microprocessors vs Microcontrollers. What are the differences?

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Very helpful!

I can shorten that entire comparison to to three letters, MMU. If a device has one it is a microprocessor. If it doesn’t it is a microcontroller.

An MMU is a hard requirement to run an OS. Nothing else on that list is as hard a differentiator as the change in programming methods brought about between bare silicon versus user land.

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Thanks for sharing this..learnt much in a short time

My teacher used this video to teach us about this