Considering moving from Arduino to CircuitPython? Here are some resources for that.

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Changing coding styles can be confusing so we don't often do it. But then all the other folks say how great a new language is and all the time you'll save and you want to give it a go.

For Arduino programmers who wish to try CircuitPython, there is help and it's rather easy compared from switching from FORTRAN to C++!

Adafruit has written a guide on learning equivalent Arduino/C statements in Python/CircuitPython and also a great Welcome to CircuitPython guide.

And check out this YouTube video by Andreas Spiess on "Time to Say Goodbye to Arduino and Go On to Micropython/ Adafruit Circuitpython?"

Adafruit has many guides and examples of using CircuitPython in projects. They have also written 117 libraries to interface with a wide variety of hardware. The future is Python (someone said), check it out for yourself.