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Just a question
Hi guys, im on Team 1875 and I had a weird thought about easyC. Is there a way to make/create a program on easyC then convert it into actual C code(as opposed to the blocks that you use with easyC)? I havent much experience with easyC, and I was just wondering if anyone with more experience knew how to do it (if its possible).
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