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I Would Like To Learn How To Program

I would like to request Examples of using Functions like:

goto, return, if, calling subroutines and then returning to that spot.  (things like that.)

it would be very helpful to me.

My humble thanks in advance.

mel


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Belgium
#1  

Functions in the ARC dev. suite or in a different environment like VB or C# ? No humble thanks required, it's a pleasure to help someone overhere.

PhG

#2  

The Functions I mentioned above. C# or EZB. Thanks!

#3  

You guys just said ask. Well, I asked. BUMP!

Belgium
#4  

I'm working on similar functions like that at the moment. However it's in VB. I guess they can easily be transformed into C# afterwards. So, I hope to get back to you within a short while (most likely by the end of September) with, hopefully, some (nice) examples.

#5  

If you share the vb ones, EZB will accept that, I think.

#7  

another day has passed. it has been 5 days since I first posted this. Bump!

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Synthiam
#8  

C#/VB I would start by picking up a book: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Sharp_Programming

You can obtain the Visual Studio Trial or Free version by using Google, i don't have the link handy.

Then you can download the EZ-SDK and look through the examples. There are a ridiculous number of examples for everything from speech to servos to camera and more.

EZ-Script For EZ-Script examples, look at the Examples within the ARC->File->Examples folder. Many of the robots and examples are using EZ-Script. You can click on the CONFIG button within each SCRIPT of each ROBOT and see what scripts are there.

Look in the EZ-Cloud page here: https://synthiam.com/Community/EZCloud and load projects that contain scripts. Look at the scripts and you'll get ideas about them, or post and ask people what they do.

General Understanding of IF/GOTO/ETC Check your local library, college, community centre, or night courses to see if there are any affordable/free introductory programming courses.