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PBASIC Loop Speed?
Posted by Jay Lundy at 1/27/2001 10:22 PM EST
Student on team #254, The Cheesy Poofs, from Bellarmine College Preparatory. Hey, I'm new to this competition and the first time I ever looked at the PBASIC code was two days ago. Anyway, how do you accurately calculate the loop speed (the length of time each pass through the program takes) in PBASIC. My team and I are planning on using the Gyro and it requires this information. Thanks. |
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