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=== Introduction === <!--T:1--> | |||
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Your program is difficult to find and run on the robot, if there is a lot of old and unused programs. You should name the programs rationally, and delete the old programs. | Your program is difficult to find and run on the robot, if there is a lot of old and unused programs. You should name the programs rationally, and delete the old programs. | ||
=== Robot === | === Robot === <!--T:3--> | ||
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Every Mindstorms robot will work. Without robot it will not work. | Every Mindstorms robot will work. Without robot it will not work. | ||
=== Sensors === | === Sensors === <!--T:5--> | ||
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No sensors are used. | No sensors are used. | ||
=== Example Videos === | === Example Videos === <!--T:7--> | ||
=== Theory === | === Theory === <!--T:8--> | ||
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The available memory of Mindstorms Ev3 is big, and thus it is very likely to lost your code somewhere---or to run a wrong code in an important event. Extra codes should be deleted. Also, a good naming convention should be used---and preferably version control. | The available memory of Mindstorms Ev3 is big, and thus it is very likely to lost your code somewhere---or to run a wrong code in an important event. Extra codes should be deleted. Also, a good naming convention should be used---and preferably version control. | ||
=== Example Code === | === Example Code === <!--T:10--> | ||
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The the ''Memory Browser'' from the ''Tools'' menu. | The the ''Memory Browser'' from the ''Tools'' menu. | ||
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[[File:MemoryBrowser.png|thumb|The memory browser.]] | [[File:MemoryBrowser.png|thumb|The memory browser.]] | ||
=== Exercises === | === Exercises === <!--T:13--> | ||
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* Delete all files from the robot. | * Delete all files from the robot. | ||
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This course is supported by [https://meet-and-code.org/ Meet and Code]. The course is made in collaboration with [http://www.fllsuomi.org/ Robotiikka- ja tiedekasvatus ry]. | This course is supported by [https://meet-and-code.org/ Meet and Code]. The course is made in collaboration with [http://www.fllsuomi.org/ Robotiikka- ja tiedekasvatus ry]. | ||
[[File:MeetAndcodeLogo.png|thumb]] | [[File:MeetAndcodeLogo.png|thumb]] | ||
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[[Meet and Code 2020 I: Ev3-G | Back to Meet and Code 2020 I: Ev3-G front page]] | [[Meet and Code 2020 I: Ev3-G | Back to Meet and Code 2020 I: Ev3-G front page]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:37, 15 September 2020
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Introduction
Your program is difficult to find and run on the robot, if there is a lot of old and unused programs. You should name the programs rationally, and delete the old programs.
Robot
Every Mindstorms robot will work. Without robot it will not work.
Sensors
No sensors are used.
Example Videos
Theory
The available memory of Mindstorms Ev3 is big, and thus it is very likely to lost your code somewhere---or to run a wrong code in an important event. Extra codes should be deleted. Also, a good naming convention should be used---and preferably version control.
Example Code
The the Memory Browser from the Tools menu.
Exercises
- Delete all files from the robot.
This course is supported by Meet and Code. The course is made in collaboration with Robotiikka- ja tiedekasvatus ry.
Back to Meet and Code 2020 I: Ev3-G front page
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