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Rookie team: question for VEX
Hey Chiefdelphi,
here in los angeles a new VEX team has risen  However, we need some advice.1) for the kits, which kit do you recommend? we want to make a really good, maybe even possibly winning robot =) we're competing in the california state gateway championship 2) what language of code exactly should we know for VEX. c,c++, java? i'm also a bit confused, what is robotc and easyc? which do you recommend using? thank you VERY much  i know, i'm a noobLast edited by dandman789 : 13-12-2011 at 21:27. 
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Re: Rookie team: question for VEX
Welcome to Vex land!
I highly recomend you take your question to vexforum.com There are a lot of great people there that can give you Vex specific advice.
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