ROBOTC is a cross-robotics-platform programming language for popular educational robotics systems. ROBOTC is no longer being actively developed. Using VEX IQ (1st gen), VEX V5, or looking to …

Before we start programming in ROBOTC, we need to first download and install the client. This can be done by navigating to ROBOTC's website (https://www.robotc.net) and selecting the 'Downloads' tab.

You should choose " VEX 2.0 Cortex " if you plan on programming using the standard ROBOTC language. Click the " Natural Language " option if you want to take advantage of the Natural …

You can use the same language, ROBOTC, to program both your virtual robot and your physical robot. Take a look at the classroom plans to see which one best fits your needs.

Robots are designed to solve specific problems, in specific ways. In this section, you will learn more about your role as the Programmer, along with some guidelines and tips when using ROBOTC. 1. …

You should choose "VEX IQ" if you plan on programming using the standard text-based ROBOTC language. Enable the "Natural Language" option if you want to take advantage of the Natural …

As you type, ROBOTC will try to help you out by coloring the words it recognizes. If a word appears in a different color, it means ROBOTC recognizes it as an important word in the programming language.

If ROBOTC cannot find any robot by USB (or if First Choice is disabled), it will attempt to find the last robot that it connected to. By default, it will search first for that robot on the USB cable, then on …

ROBOTC includes the Robot Virtual Worlds Level Builder, VEX Cortex Curriculum Companion, and VEX IQ Challenge Pack Virtual World level packs as part of its installation process, but any additional …

ROBOTC for Arduino - Introduction ROBOTC for Arduino 3.xx - Users Manual http://robotc.net/ Last Updated: 09/04/2012 Created by: Timothy Friez, Dick Swan, Bence Feher & Jesse Flot © …