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06-12-2006, 01:23
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Re: What language do you use?
C and Assembly for robotics - I'm a low-level guy
C++ when I need compiled OOP capability JAVA when I want to have portability Ti-Basic for fun Dabbled in a few others, few compare to C in terms of versatility and reliability. Plus, several of the major programming languages use a similar syntax to C, so knowing C inside and out has other advantages. I didn't like Java (and don't think I'd like EasyC) because of its inherent lack of settable pointers - I know, most people think they are the devil, and it's true they can royally screw something up if done incorrectly, but passing something by address is hugely faster than by value. Sparks Last edited by Sparks333 : 06-12-2006 at 01:27. |
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