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ROBOTC (trademarked as ROBOTC and frequently spelled RobotC) is an Integrated development environment targeted towards students that is used to program and control LEGO NXT, VEX, RCX, and Arduino robots using a programming language based on the C programming language. Not to be confused with "Robotic". Please refrain from using this tag for general robotics questions.
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Correct way to use Subsumption Architecture with Robot C
I have this small section of RobotC code that I'm working on for a line following robot but am not sure I am doing it right as currently the track method will always take over the find method. …
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