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Re: Easy C programming , Worth teaching?

Mike, I don't think your response was in line with the Gracious Professionalism that FIRST was founded on. Especially seeing your not even talking about the right product. EasyC does not use flow charting, it based on drag and drop C which teaches programmers the syntax they need to learn to program freehand in C.

With the WPIlib for a back end, EasyC has all the sensors for this years competition and more. This includes the CMUCam, Gyro, Encoders, gear tooth sensors, and more. It is very possible for a team to have built and completed most of the programing without a finished robot because EasyC allows you to focus on the problem not the minor details of setting up all sensors. With just a few Victors on a piece of plywood and some motors you can see what is going on very quickly. Plus, on-line mode allows you to see what is going on real-time and you can use the data you collected to write your code.

Good Luck 1388

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