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Robotics language
I’m looking for an open source programming language for a robotics unit I’m teaching this quarter. It’s got to be easy enough for high school students to work with. Any suggestions?
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| Sep 7 2007 4:19 PM GMT
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MargaretRouse
Programming Languages, Robotics, Educational robots
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