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View Poll Results: Which Programming Language Does Your Team Use?
LabView 94 35.61%
Java 106 40.15%
C/C++ 59 22.35%
Python 4 1.52%
Other (Pleas comment with language name) 1 0.38%
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Re: Which programming language does your team use?

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LabView babies you too much, and also because I will be looking for a career in the software development field.
I totally disagree.

I work professionally in C (no ++, just C) and we use LabVIEW for our FRC code because of the fantastic development tools.

The biggest disadvantage is library code inefficiency in LabVIEW FRC, but we fixed most of that this year.

LabVIEW is also heavily used in test and industrial automation, especially where complicated software is needed for a one-of-a-kind unit. I know a guy who used to professionally work with LV FPGA to evaluate and test high-speed SPI IMUs and ASICs.
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