Question

What differentiates the Arduino from the Raspberry Pi? Select all that apply. ​

Group of answer choices

It requires less power

It is commonly used by hobbyists and professionals

It is ideally suited for analog input​

It is able to operate without the internet

Answer 1

The following options from your list differentiate the Arduino from the Raspberry Pi:

1. **It requires less power** - Arduino boards typically consume less power than Raspberry Pi boards.

2. **It is ideally suited for analog input** - Arduino is designed with analog inputs and can easily read analog sensors, while Raspberry Pi lacks built-in analog input.

3. **It is able to operate without the internet** - Both Arduino and Raspberry Pi can operate without an internet connection, but Arduino is often used in applications where an internet connection is not needed.

The option **"It is commonly used by hobbyists and professionals"** is not a strong differentiator, as both Arduino and Raspberry Pi are popular among hobbyists and professionals.

So the selected answers that specifically differentiate the Arduino from the Raspberry Pi would be:

- It requires less power
- It is ideally suited for analog input
- It is able to operate without the internet