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The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space or using MCU registers only, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space or using MCU registers only, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

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The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimizationpremature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space, to avoid repeated creation on stack.

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The general rule of good practice is to minimize the scope of a variable to necessary minimum. Write the code to be readable and maintainable, don't do premature optimization.

The variables hum and temp should be defined only in loop(). The compiler can optimize it by putting them to global space, to avoid repeated creation on stack.