3.1.1 Intro To VEX and ROBOTC

When using a joystick and not wire between it and controller you are in?

• Autonomous mode

• Tethered mode

• Wifi mode (wireless)

• The commode

Which one of these representations of Task Main will work in ROBOTC?

• Task main ()
• task main ()
• Taskmain ()
• task main;

What does it mean when a command appears in color when typed in ROBOTC?

• The command is typed incorrectly
• The command is not allowed in the command
• ROBOTC recognizes the command as an important keyword
• It is highlighted so the programmer should look at the word or name carefully 

All programs must end with a 'Stop' command.

• True
• False

The purpose of 'whitespace' is:

• To allow the robot to understand the program better
• To make the program more readable to the programmer
• To speed the operation of the robot
• To slow the operation of the robot

If there are no more statements to run in the program:

• The robot will stop
• The robot will continue its last statement until it can find another statement
• The robot will continue its last statement until it can find the Stop command
• The robot will go back to the beginning of the program and start all over

A simple statement is:

• A statement that never uses words with more than two syllables
• A line of code, irrespective of spelling
• A line of code irrespective of punctuation
• A line of code including all the appropriate words, numbers, and punctuation

If one of a paired punctuation such as parentheses is missing:

• The robot will assume that it is there and continue running
• The program will not compile and the programmer will see an error message
• The program will bypass that statement
• The program will delete the paired punctuation that is not missing

Pick the true statement:

• Paired punctuation are interchangable
• As long as there are two brackets of any kind in a pair, the program will work
• Curly braces surround what the robot will run as part of the main program, or task
• Motor command must use parentheses and wait for commands must use square brackets

A single line comment begins with:

• A single slash (/)
• Two slashes (//)
• A slash and asterisk (/*)
• An asterisk and a slask (*/)