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Jonalyn Cadavos
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Programming Concept
Lesson 2
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What is Robotics Programming?
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Multiple Select
Select all applicable answers. Below are the features of robotics hardware.
These are the intangible components that cannot be seen or touched.
These are tangible components that you can touch, see, and feel.
Cannot replicate the hardware unless it is physically built with components
They can be replaced with a new one if they are damaged.
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Multiple Select
Select all applicable answers. Below are the features of robotics hardware.
They are not affected by computer viruses.
Users can duplicate and have many copies of a software.
They are created by writing instructions in a specific programming language
They cannot be electronically transferred through a computer network.
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Multiple Select
Select all applicable answers. Below are the features of robotics software.
They are not affected by computer viruses.
These are the intangible components that cannot be seen or touched.
Users can duplicate and have many copies of a software.
They are created by writing instructions in a specific programming language.
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Multiple Select
Select all applicable answers. Below are the features of robotics software.
They are used to control the functions of a computer or robot.
A backup copy can be reinstalled if they are damaged or corrupted.
They can be affected by computer viruses.
They can be transferred electronically through a computer network.
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Writing instructions for robots to follow.
Programming language is used by programmers and developers to write code that contain commands that will be executed by a computer device.
Programs use a language, like how humans use English or Filipino.
Example: Arduino programming, which is common for small robots.
MATLAB, C/C++, C#.Net, Java, Python, and more
What is Programming?
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Analysis: defines and analyzes the problem.
Design: Plan how the robot will solve the problem.
Coding & Debugging: Write and fix your program.
Testing: Make sure it works.
Implementation and Maintenance: Use it and fix if needed.
Steps to Write a Program
Programming Cycle
Programming Concept
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