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Both means something doing the job of something else.

The difference is that "Simulation" happens at a conscious level (respectowith respect to the user) and is finalized typically to anticipate the result of a reality without touching the reality itself.

"Emultaion""Emulation" happens at an unconscious level, and has the purpose to replace an underlying component with another different one that -in respect to the user- works as the old one.

In other words, simulation happen in a "parallel world", while emulation happens in a "replaced world".

Both means something doing the job of something else.

The difference is that "Simulation" happens at a conscious level (respecto to the user) and is finalized typically to anticipate the result of a reality without touching the reality itself.

"Emultaion" happens at an unconscious level, and has the purpose to replace an underlying component with another different one that -in respect to the user- works as the old one.

In other words, simulation happen in a "parallel world", while emulation happens in a "replaced world".

Both means something doing the job of something else.

The difference is that "Simulation" happens at a conscious level (with respect to the user) and is finalized typically to anticipate the result of a reality without touching the reality itself.

"Emulation" happens at an unconscious level, and has the purpose to replace an underlying component with another different one that -in respect to the user- works as the old one.

In other words, simulation happen in a "parallel world", while emulation happens in a "replaced world".

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Emilio Garavaglia
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Both means something doing the job of something else.

The difference is that "Simulation" happens at a conscious level (respecto to the user) and is finalized typically to anticipate the result of a reality without touching the reality itself.

"Emultaion" happens at an unconscious level, and has the purpose to replace an underlying component with another different one that -in respect to the user- works as the old one.

In other words, simulation happen in a "parallel world", while emulation happens in a "replaced world".