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Originally Posted by aaeamdar
I don't want to discourage you from exploring it, but depending on your level of confortability with programming, this may not be the best thing for you.
Every time you make something easier to use (assuming it was originally well designed) you are giving up some functionality. If you are really a complete novice to computer programming, a visual solution /might/ be best for you.
Good luck!
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i found this true during the FVC season. the only thing that i found helpful was the fact that it had a visual organizer. this allows you to easily troubleshoot and check for errors. if you have had any experience with c, c++, or visual basic, you will find a huge difference. there is no typing needed unless you are naming variables or entering user code. if you are new to the c programming language, then this might help you out. otherwise just stick to the normal program.