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Re: Easy C programming , Worth teaching?

EasyC hides all the background work to make it easy to control sensors that
would have been other wise difficult or time consuming for programmers to integrate.
For instance you could have the camera and gyro working together
to drive the robot in 15 or so blocks of code.

I highly recommend everyone check out tutorial programs 6 & 7 they truly
show the power of EasyC and WPIlib over writing everything by hand.
While I can appreciate everyone who wants to code by hand, do all the
sensor timings and make the code so clean you can save that extra byte of
memory. There is a hard way and an easy way to accomplish the same goal.

When you get a flat tire you can change a tire with an impact gun or a tire iron in the end you get the same result.

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