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The difficulty of learning to play a piano compared to a guitar is subjective and varies from person to person. It often depends on a individual’s physical attributes, learning style, and personal interests.

For instance, those who enjoy the tactile feeling of strings might find the guitar more approachable. On the other hand, people who prefer the mechanical sensation of keys might gravitate towards the piano.

However, if we consider the logistics, guitars can be more physically demanding due to the need for constant string tuning and finger strength training. Pianos, especially digital ones, require less maintenance.

In terms of reading music, the grand staff used in piano sheet music can be more complex than the single staff usually found in guitar music. But guitar sometimes involves dealing with tabs and chord diagrams which can be challenging for beginners too.

So, it’s not accurate to say that a piano is tougher than