Answer / Shrinimesh

While many tasks can be accomplished with both Pig and MapReduce, there are certain scenarios where MapReduce might be more suitable due to its lower-level programming capabilities. For instance, when dealing with complex custom logic or integrating with non-Hadoop systems, MapReduce's raw Java code can offer more flexibility compared to Pig's higher-level scripting language. Additionally, MapReduce may provide better performance in cases where fine-grained control over data processing is required.

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