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22-12-2016, 10:58
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Re: Seeking advice for rookie programming
Thanks for all the advice! We have decided to use Java, as our mentor knows both Java and C++, and the FTC Team will continue to produce Java programmers.
I will look into Command Based programming. It seems very similar to a system I was imagining implementing for FTC, until LinearOpMode was updated to be less irritating. I've installed eclipse (& all the 2016 stuff), and have started to take a look at the sample robot code. It's not particularly difficult to navigate eclipse and it seems similar enough to IntelliJ that I won't have many problems. 
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