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2019-07-26 14:30:08 -04:00
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Each tool has its own merits and weaknesses. For many users (especially rookies and novice programmers), _**the FTC Blocks Programming Tool is the best overall tool to use**_. The Blocks Programming Tool is intuitive and easy-to-learn. It is the fastest way to get started programming your robot. Each tool has its own merits and weaknesses. For many users (especially rookies and novice programmers), _**the FTC Blocks Programming Tool is the best overall tool to use**_. The Blocks Programming Tool is intuitive and easy-to-learn. _**It is the fastest way to get started programming your robot.**_
The FTC OnBot Java Programming Tool is similar to the Blocks Programming Tool. However, OnBot Java is a text-based tool and it requires that the user have a sound understanding of the Java programming language. The FTC OnBot Java Programming Tool is similar to the Blocks Programming Tool. However, OnBot Java is a text-based tool and it requires that the user have a sound understanding of the Java programming language.