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new with labVIEW
hello everyone. last year I progranmed with Java .
I want to start to programmed with labVIEW.
can someone give me some tutorials?
thnx .
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Check out the tutorials on FRCMastery.com. There are also some training materials for FRC and FTC on ni.com/first.

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once you understand how to use labview in general, http://team358.org/files/programming...2009-/LabVIEW/ is a great place to learn how to code for the robot.
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Re: new with labVIEW
Stick with java. With personnel experiences labview is slow. Just my opinion though.
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Re: new with labVIEW
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once you understand how to use labview in general, http://team358.org/files/programming...2009-/LabVIEW/ is a great place to learn how to code for the robot.
Wow! What a great resource
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I'm curious how you came to this conclusion? Do you mean it is slow to learn, to write, to install, to deploy, to run? And are you basing this on a particular version?

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