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[moved] Difference between Firmware and Embedded?

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I have enough confusion between firmware and embedded software. Though as described here https://www.reviewsed.com/firmware-vs-embedded-software/ a few electric appliances normally use embedded software, while some others rely on firmware. What other key areas of differences between then you guys want to highlight here
 

Historically I thought of firmware is boot code of sorts, something that gets
base system peripherals setup as machine starts up. Then embedded code
the main.c, the device mainline code, takes over. A kind of hierarchy of code.

But the term firmware seems to have evolved into any code on a micro.


Regards, Dan.
 

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