Honestly, we should have a whole thread dedicated to people’s questions on coding and programming. This way the forums don’t get cluttered with multiple threads dedicated to simple questions. Also it helps eliminate reposts of questions. Is there a way to make this a sticky?

[image] 6743B: Does anyone have a sample code on EasyC ? For lets say: Button one = A program Button two = A program Button Three = A program Button four= A program Button Five= A program All being different autonomuses Solution here. https://vexforum.com/showpost.php?p=354639&postcoun…

[image] 6743B: Does anyone have a sample code on EasyC ? For lets say: Button one = A program Button two = A program Button Three = A program Button four= A program Button Five= A program All being different autonomuses Specify one variable (unsigned char) each for each bumper switch. …

What does #pragma mean or stand for? Thank you

LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You For all those people who find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than to Google it for themselves. It’s a symbol that tells the compiler to skip the line while telling the pre-processor some useful…

There are always multiple ways to achieve the same result

This is probably a completely simple question, but is there any way in RobotC to convert an integer value into a string value?

[image] ShadowIQ: This is probably a completely simple question, but is there any way in RobotC to convert an integer value into a string value? use sprintf. char str[32]; int foo = 12; sprintf(str,"%d", foo );

We are having a lot of trouble with the potentiometer and getting it to work and easyC. The && (but) isn’t working and only one of them runs. Does someone have like a video or pictures of there If statements in easyC that would be amazing!

[image] BotZillas: … The && (but) isn’t working and only one of them runs. … I don’t know easyC, but I’m going to take a wild guess that && is a boolean (logical) AND.

[image] FullMetalMentor: I don’t know easyC, but I’m going to take a wild guess that && is a boolean (logical) AND. Yes, && means AND (in easyC and RobotC). BotZillas: If you would post your code, we might be able to help you.

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Next time please start your own thread.