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#FAQ
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**What are the differences between MicroPython and standard python (CPython)?**
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**What are the differences between MicroPython and standard Python (CPython)?**
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> Please see the [[Differences]] wiki page
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> * Some informal performance samples: **[[Performance]]**
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> * Continuous Integration performance testing: http://micropython.org/resources/code-dashboard/ (look for "pystones" curve).
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**How many platforms are supported by MicroPython**
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**How many platforms are supported by MicroPython?**
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> All standard OS's are supported (Mac, Windows, Linux), as well as [[these embedded platforms|Boards Summary]]
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> All standard OS's are supported (Mac, Windows, Linux), as well as [[these embedded platforms|Boards Summary]]. MicroPython is written in ANSI C and can be easily ported to new OS/hardware.
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