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Originally Posted by asid61
Labview is easier for people who do not know programming to learn. If you find that a lot of members need to learn from the ground up, Labview might be a better choice.
C# is similar to Java in that both are object-oriented text-based languages, and the sytax and logic flow is very similar. If you find that a significant number of incoming members have taken C#, then maybe sticking with Java is for you. If not, Labview is a bit easier to deal with.
How are you testing the accuracy of sensors? What sensors do you use right now?
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I find the teaching in school quite slow for our requirements. I do think that in the end I teach them from the start.
And one thing I forgot to say is that they are not investing enough in the trainings and everyone it is a bit different in their understanding.
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