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A Non-Functioning EV3 (i.e., frozen or dead).I am trying to learn Pros but am having some troubles with getting a good feel for it. Those are awesome, do any of those channels have a C (something related to VEX Programming) series? To be honest I still don’t understand Async stuff, but writing code has definitely helped me learn more about it. It was many of our first times using JS/Node.js in a ‘production’ environment, and sometimes just our first time. A good example of this would be VEXBot, the discord bot we use on the VEX Discord server. Alot of what I’ve learned has come from actual implementation. I’ve found that books are only so helpful. Youtube channels that I enjoy, and that have taught me alot:Ĭomputerphile: (For broader CS/IT related conquests) With Python, anything really goes, read some tutorials, but just know that python’s syntax is sometimes sparse (lacking types ) With Java, understanding OOP, and how to construct programs in an object oriented hierarchy is important. With tackling something like JS, learn about asynchronous programming, so you have a better understanding of JS. (W3Schools is absolutely terrible, and teaches the wrong implementations of many things). Having a technical understanding of the code is always great! For something like JS, i’d recommend looking at the mozilla docs. The documentation for languages is great.
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