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25-04-2009, 00:26
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Re: "Java, Sun SPOT and the FIRST Robotics Competition"
Can someone who knows more about this me give a few reasons why Java would be better or worse than c++. I know that it is simpler to learn, and that many students know it from taking AP compsci (myself included), but because I don't know c++ I don't really know what negative effects switching to Java would have. Each programmer will have his or her preference, but I want to know what the major benefits and drawbacks will be using Java in place of c++.
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