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Unread 03-04-2010, 20:53
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Re: why blame the programmers??

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Originally Posted by krudeboy51 View Post
im wondering, if anything goes wrong with the robot why blame the programmers??(any suggestions, comments or ideas??)
Because if hardware broke as easy as code does, no team could afford to build a robot. If we were playing a match and suddenly our robot did something it was not supposed to, I would suspect that either the code or a sensor was not working as it should. Code breaks easy, and if our robot suddenly started malfunctioning, I would load up the most basic code that works beyond a doubt to confirm whether it was us programmers we should have blamed.
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