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Re: Easy-c

With the EASYC vs MPLAB there are a number of things to take into account.
1- Do you want to learn how to hard code in any language and become accustomed to the scarryness of hard code? If yes go with MPLAB

2- Do you want a nice GUI that will hide what you dont need and help you through a number of advanced functions? If yes Easy C

3- As said above EasyC is not for programmers, most of us will find it somewhat constraining after using standard code all the time. it is for someone new to programming that wants a chance to get fairly advanced features done quickly without having to learn code so that they can focus on algorithms and program design


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