| Easton Ultra-Lego Exploratory Robotics Club (EULER Club) |
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| Easton Ultra-Lego Exploratory Robotics Club (EULER Club) |
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General Help and Information
Programming a robot contains many challenges and the software used to program a robot is critical to get the robot to do what you want it to do. For younger students, an icon-based language, like RoboLab or RIS, works best since there is less syntax that needs to be learned and debugging the code is usually easier. For older students at the high school level, object-based languages such as C++ or NQC will give finer controls to make the robot do what it needs to. From this page are many resources that may be used to help learn different aspects of programming. On the left are links to specific software and related programming links.
