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Re: Vex Easyc vs Mplab

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Originally Posted by Joohoo
Right now I'm the programmer for my FRC team and we just got a vex kit, so we can make a team for next year. I'm currently trying to decide if we need to get the easyc program or not. I know that mplab and the frc programming software works just fine, but I was wondering if it is worth getting easyc just to make it easier?
I think that it is all up to your preference. When you buy the Programming Kit for the Vex kits, you automatically get a copy of EasyC with it. EasyC makes learning C programming easier for a novice or non-programmer, as they can "see" how a program works and functions easier. MPLAB is great for experienced programmers who already have experience in C programming and know how to do it all.

You can really use either way to program the Vex Controller. I personally like to use EasyC, but whichever one you choose is up to you.
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