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Re: Curiosity on why most teams choose LabView
We used C++ last year and will probably use it this year as well because we didn't have any experience with Labview, but already knew C++ really well. At a control system seminar before the kickoff last weekend, the presenter asked how many teams used C++. We were the only ones. We did try Labview for a couple of days, just to get some exposure to it.
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Re: Curiosity on why most teams choose LabView
LabView is an easier language to learn than C++, particularly for high school kids. Our mentors use LabView in the real world, so their learning curve is almost zero. NI has a lot of support if you just go and look for it. These three factors push us towards LabView, even though C++ would certainly be a viable option for us.
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