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Joystick Button Motor!!! HELP!!!

i want to program a motor to run forward when i push a button on the joystick and to run backwards when i push another button on the joystick. i'm not sure how to do this or where to begin. will somebody please help me?
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Re: Joystick Button Motor!!! HELP!!!

LabVIEW or C++?

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