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18-01-2013, 22:49
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Re: New to this and Need Help
As someone who has learned programming from scratch for both Labview and C++ solely within the context of FIRST, I would strongly recommend Labview. The examples in Labview are abundant and many include wiring diagrams on the Front panel of the sample program.
One of the best resources I learned Labview programming was from http://www.frcmastery.com/ I just checked their site and it has not been updated since the 2011 season. The Labview framework has not changed greatly and is still a great place to learn the basics specifically applied to FIRST. 
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