Top 3 Programming Languages for Robotics

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- PhD thesis: I built a robot to perform surgeries on astronauts remotely (funded by NASA).
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[RobotixwithSina]

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[MarcusMob]

Those who just want to know the languages
1) MATLAB
2) Python
3) C/C++

[黎銘-sn]

So happy to know C++ is the language of robotics, as I'm working on it fervently. Thanks for sharing!

[mgz]

Time to learn these! Nice logo by the way.

[molugusatyapriya]

While MATLAB shines in simulation and method testing, Python offers rapid development and ease of use, and C++ delivers the performance required for intricate robotics jobs, all three languages are excellent options for certain parts of robotics programming.

[harshitsingla]

What a suspence you created!
I thought I was miss guided🧐. But thank god the first language was C.

[imadeveloper]

just to clarify,
@2:16, raspberry pi is not at microcontroller, it's a microprocessor

Python can also be used on production, where code readability and simplicity is prioritized over speed of C/C++.
Python is much simpler to setup with its libraries/modules making running services much easier compared to C/C++
C/C++ is much faster due to its low-level PL. If you want to prioritize specific tasks for speed, C/C++/Assembly is the way.

[ikechindukwe]

Great video! I love the enthusiasm with which you explain these things and make them easy to understand. Thanks for always enlightening us.

[hoomanmaleki]

For those who think python for robotics is slow
You're absolutely right when you don't use the right library when programming 🤷🏻‍♂️
Im Currently programming my robot with python in ROS and its awesome

[samo]

To be a robotics mechanical engineer, would I need to primarily focus on the prototyping languages (python and matlab), or do I need to know C in depth like a software engineer would?

[Chxxvo]

Great video, but I must point out: Raspberry Pi isn't a microcontroller, but a microPROCESSOR.
Yeah, that's about it.

[Danish]

Thanks bro I understand from you know what to do

[gnius]

Here before 1 million subscribers!
Just putting it out there, because I know I’m correct ;)

[suyog]

Which is the best sir, I love video thanks to share it ❤❤

[SeannZhane]

Love to see You do video tutorial using Blocky with Clicbot as well as Python Yes Own

[annex]

QUESTION: So, I happened to find a well known phone book sized text book, thoroughly covering C++, from absolute beginner to fluency that has already proven to be a good companion to a Free Code Camp video course (which does the same, it goes from zero knowledge to being able to "walk and chew gum" at the same time.
I really want to learn it. Do I have to take a step back and learn C? Can I manage just learning C++. If I can't program Arduino boards can I maybe just use other micro controllers?
My point with the C++ book question was I bought it for .25 cents at my local library. Its obviously not current but its relatively cents for a newbie hobbyist, c'mon.

[garrett]

Python is only popular on youtube. Yes your pc, Mac, & phone can run it, but looking around the room, my alarm clock, Thermostat, AC, cable box, game console, microwave, dishwasher, TV remote, keyboard, router were all programmed in C. Including the OS of the PC, Mac & Cell.

[efinl]

Great Video . Hope the best for u and the channel in 2021 <3

[amazingemrys]

Oh thank God I was Learning python I was worried I was gonna half to learn another language to do this I want to learn more programming languages but I'd rather stick with python until my skills are decent

[Shashank_Shahi]

What you think about Rust programming language ? Should I choose Rust over c / c++ for robotics ?