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 …

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 …

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 …

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 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 …

Valid Robot Types for type: none - this will not set up any motors and sensors for you (this is the default.) recbot - sets the motors and sensors to match a default Recbot. swervebot - sets the …

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 …

Getting Started - Virtual Worlds ROBOTC Language Progression ROBOTC Interface ROBOTC Debugger General C Programming Command Library - LEGO NXT Command Library - LEGO …

if-else Statements with Natural Language The if-else Statement is an expansion of the basic if Statement. The “if” section still checks the condition and runs the appropriate commands when …

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.