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- 27 Sep. 2010 01:32am #1
LabView NXT
- 27 Sep. 2010 01:41am #2
Just incase something comes up that labview nxt programming can only work with.
thats my theroy.=P
- 27 Sep. 2010 03:20am #3
I do not think LabView NXT will be my programming language of choice in the future, and I will not use it in Information Technologies...:/
- 27 Sep. 2010 03:22am #4
never heard of it.
but then again, I never hear of anything.
- 27 Sep. 2010 03:25am #5Doesn't Have Enough LGG
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Well.. the point of learning it is if you ever come across it you will know how to handle it. Never know what life will throw at you. Might be more common than you think. Who knows. I'm starting to find out college is a bunch of lies, and not very time worthy.
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- 27 Sep. 2010 03:30am #6
Azrael - LabView NXT is a programming language for little Lego bots. If I am dealing with a client that uses LEGO robots as a product, then there is something seriously fucking wrong with that picture.
- 27 Sep. 2010 03:38am #7Doesn't Have Enough LGG
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>.x well then your college sucks. You're paying too much to get that. BURN THEM AT THE STAKE!
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- 27 Sep. 2010 03:57am #8
i hate that shit.
ihad to do that in science,
its rly boringyup this is really me gamersoul AVA
- 27 Sep. 2010 04:07am #9
Unfortunately, my college is #18 in the nation and we are still learning this crap. They say that after freshman year though, you start getting into more disciplined courses.
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