<ul><li>College projects usually work if you follow the instructions. In the real world, your code will break in unexpected ways.</li><li>Debugging and troubleshooting will take up most of your time as an embedded engineer.</li><li>Embedded systems have strict resource constraints, and every byte matters.</li><li>The field of embedded systems is constantly evolving, requiring continuous learning to keep up with new technologies and requirements.</li></ul>

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