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Adding as many examples as I've converted so far.

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Bradley Bickford
2022-12-10 17:18:44 -05:00
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1 - Getting Started/README.md
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- I recommend VSCode, because if you decide to switch to Java or C++ later, that's what you'll use, but PyCharm would also be a decent choice
- A Supported OS
- I have tested Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with success
- Python 3.6 x64
- It must be 3.6! Don't install the latest version, without going into great detail, there are certain things that need to be installed, and if you're using a newer version than 3.6, Python will automatically try to recompile certain things and you'll run into a ton of errors that aren't easy to solve.
- Python 3.7 x64
- It must be 3.7! Don't install the latest version, without going into great detail, there are certain things that need to be installed, and if you're using a newer version than 3.7, Python will automatically try to recompile certain things and you'll run into a ton of errors that aren't easy to solve.
- The Most Recent Version of PIP
- PIP is how you install Python modules, once Python is installed, you should make sure you have the most recent version of PIP
- On Windows, open command prompt and type the following command
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- The Most Revent Version of RobotPy
- RobotPy is the existing modules that contain the things we need to write robot code
- On Windows, open command prompt and type the following command
`pip install robotpy\[all\]`
- `pip install robotpy\[all\]`