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Originally Posted by virtuald
Yes, there are many threads on this topic in CD. And the answer is always the same: python.  |
Nah. Visual Basic is the obvious choice
In all seriousness, what do your mentors know? If you have a mentor that has a good amount of experience in one of the languages, I would highly recommend picking that one. If you don't have any programming mentors, I would personally recommend keeping LabVIEW, and it is usually the easiest to teach and debug in the time you have.
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