Need a programming language?
Good morning,
I found out today that our team is participating in the WRO, and our robots don't have any code yet. So I'd need a language. LeJos uses Java, but I'd need tutorials for that because our library doesn't have Java for Dummies. Another option is Python; my brother has the book Python 3: The Comprehensive Towel here. Is it a good way to learn? My experience: I can use Scratch, but that's about it. And "writing" the code with Classroom or something like that would be too complicated. Our robot uses a Pixy 2 as a camera, by the way. Which would make more sense? Java with a video tutorial or Python with an older manual?
Lg
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Make the choice of programming language dependent on the presence of libraries that take away most of the work.
Use Lego’s software, the camera module can be safely imported.
It would be too complicated for such a code
Yes, but do you have the corresponding libraries in Python and Java?
If you need to choose from the two languages, I recommend Python. This is more beginning-friendly and easier to learn.
I would use assembly
What would be the advantage of Assembly? And what language do you need, or is Assembly the language?
The advantage is that you have to learn extremely much and probably never really understand it because it is one of the hardest languages
Assembly is too high level for robots. I think it would be useful to realize functionality in hardware.
Perfect. I think he/she/it didn’t know this is Lego robot