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Where switches & sensors go?
In easy c where should the limit switches be placed ? Should they be in Initialize, Autonomous, or Operator Control ? Where does the pressure switch for the compressor and the relay go? These need to be active any time the robot is active so do they go in each section as needed? In the limit switch test file it is in the Main section but you cannot place it there while using the Competition Project.
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