Treffer: MicroPython: coding your own hardware.

Interpreting the MicroPython differences However, MicroPython is different to the C++ language that drives many microcontrollers in that it has to bundle the Python run-time engine with your code. In more recent times, microcontrollers have received 32-bit CPU processing, more on-board RAM and storage, sufficient to handle more user-friendly coding languages, such as Python. This is why MicroPython has a minimum requirement of 16KB of RAM and 256KB of storage, whereas you can happily write C++ code for microcontrollers with 2KB of RAM and 32KB or storage (and often even less). [Extracted from the article]

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