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Hi All, hopefully all of you are safe & sound

I'm studying telecommunication engineering, we've learnt basics of 8051 & unexpectedly going to learn avr but I'm pretty much interested in raspberry pi 2 personally, want to create so many things once I learn the basics, I wanted to know can we directly create hardware functions using any high level language like java or c++? like if any pin is monitored if it's high so that the other pin should perform any function or so? Can we do this using windows 10 iot?

I really wanted to know if there's any program for raspberry pi simulation so that we can observe the behaviors of our program before transferring it to actual hardware?

Short answer : No!

Long answer: There is a world of difference between an 8051 and a Raspberry Pi.
Not only is one a processor and the other a computer system, the core processors of the Raspberry Pi
are several orders of magnitude more complex then a 8051.

yes sir I understand but these micro controllers were the base that I got interest in really advanced computing application