
Every model of Raspberry Pi Pico, since its launch in 2021, has been programmable via a myriad of languages. For many, the go to languages being MicroPython and CircuitPython, but there are many users who opt for C/C++, Arduino or even TinyGo.
The “problem” with C-type languages for many new starters is the steep learning curve. There are a number of steps to take in order to get working code, something that Micro and Circuit Python abstract for the end user.