Thanks Everyone for a great Season, we had a lot of fun.
I know some people wanted this, so heres a list of nearly all the signs on we put on the bottom of the robot this year (in no perticular order).
Bee Happy!
404 Error: Ground not Found
Insert Buzz Phrase Here
Every Team Needs a Chet! Get Well!
ChippenDale Worthy?
Oh, I like big bots and I can not lie
It’s all in the wrist!
Uh-Oh! Vertigo
If you like it then you better put a nut on it
Y’all Fixin’ ta git me down?
Float like a butterfly
Thanks, Dean!
Jump Jim Jump!
Buns of Aluminum
Fundraiser? <pic of boxers> Buy Bee Brand Boxers
Dave, will you go to prom with me?
Chet, We need your pick list!
Easy as Pie!
Hey Rush! This is how we shake our thing!
Design NOT inspired by HOT
Does this make my bot look big?
If EM>0 2 points
I can see Alabama from here!
Look no hands!
Flippity Do-Dah
ooh! SHINY!
I know your looking
Hello Kitty (and Matt, Peter, and Jim…)
This is only a test
Don’t Stop Bee-Lieving
No Flash photography please!
See you in Atlanta!
What What?
Bee-utiful
Tell me a story Dave!
<up arrow> This End Up!
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Technical Award?
If (33=Team) WIN();
You can dance if you wana!
<pic of moon>
It is supposed to do that
Finals Baby!
I heard Rush and HOT chant this cheer outside the pits to one another in ATL when we we all packing up. Its probably one of the greatest cheers I have ever heard.
Well, yes, but that was a team effort as well. And it was only the first time Clint had done it (except with 1243?). Maybe we’ll add MARC and/or Kettering Kickoff though. Anyway, vertical suspension at MARC is a possibility, but by no means a certainly or perhaps even probable. At Kettering, though, there will be no more excuses.
We at Team RUSH like to keep everyone on their feet and having fun:) It’s nice for us scouters, too, as we get to stretch our legs. Remember Dave’s way of shaking his thing? I laughed so hard. Glad people enjoy our cheers Now we need to get the rest of the championship teams to do the cheer with us!
I think in the division finals you had something like “On to Einstein” in the the first match, and then in the second match (after losing the first match) it was “On to Einstein?”
It just said, “Einstein?” during the division finals. We were being hopeful. hehe
We didn’t change the signs inbetween matches of each round of the eliminations, as we didn’t want to take away time from Pit Crew’s much needed robot assessments.
In this setting, 33 is your variable (assuming you defined it earlier). Let’s assume 33 is currently set to null. In your example above, you are saying “If set 33 to Team then call Win” However Team is not a valid variable, instead it should be ‘Team’. So that would kill you first. THEN you are setting 33 to Team, I think you would rather do a Binary test now wouldn’t you? You would rather it be “If 33 is Team then call Win” which would require double =. So for this statement to function properly, you should have wrote:
If (33 == ‘Team’) WIN();
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I disagree. == is not =.
= sets one variable to another. == checks for a comparison. so I am checking that team is equal to 33, if it is, then win. The order does not matter.
Actually, in C (or C++), it is better to put the constant before the variable, in case you forget the second =, so the compiler will give you an error for setting a constant instead of getting some crazy error at runtime.
EDIT: I see that BJC forgot the second =. The actual one says “if (33==team) win();”