05-23-2005 02:38 PM
That wouldn't be so bad if there were a really good tutorial out there somewhere, that could in an hour or two, get you off and running on real world projects.
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I think NI should include some basic information on programming that is read before anything else. I'd bet we see a significant drop in questions posted here. On the other hand, since it seems many don't read the manual anyway, maybe it wouldn't make any kind of difference.;)
My point is that there is a big part of programming that is not covered in any of the LV courses I am aware of.
The part that is missing is structure (maybe wrong term).
. I think the answer is; it doesn’t. It only does what you tell it to do. And in order for it to what you want it to do; you have to learn how to manipulate the tools it provides. And unfortunately, there’s no shortcut for that. Only time and experience (maybe a class or two if you have the time and money) will get you there.
how *does* LabVIEW structure and organize things
OK it looks like it the bear and the moose vs the world!
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