Question 1
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A subsystem represents...
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A specific part of the robot (ex. a motor)
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A complicated task linked to user control that part of the robot does
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A simple task part of the robot does
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A broad section of the robot that has parts that work together
Question 2
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A Command represents...
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A broad section of the robot that has parts that work together
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A simple task part of the robot does
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A complicated task linked to user control that part of the robot does
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A specific part of the robot (ex. a motor)
Question 3
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An "action" represents...
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A specific part of the robot (ex. a motor)
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A simple task part of the robot does
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A complicated task linked to user control that part of the robot does
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A broad section of the robot that has parts that work together
Question 4
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Stands for Operator Interface
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Links Joystick Input to actions
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Links Joystick Input to commands
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Specifies which commands are used by a subsystem
Question 5
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Does not include user input
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Lasts longer than Autonomous
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Is shorter than Autonomous
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Is the "default" game mode
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will utilize many different commands
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will only have one command or command group run
Question 6
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Autonomous Mode...
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Does not include user input
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Is the "default" game mode
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will only have one command or command group run
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will utilize many different commands
Question 7
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Which of these Commands should be set as default?
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DriveWithJoystick
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FLManual
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FLToggleUp
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FLToggleDown
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SLManualUp
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SLManualDown
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SLClose
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SLCatch
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MovePincerWithJoystick
Question 8
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What is the first code your command runs when it is called, and is only run once before the command is called again?
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1. The Constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3. The Execute Function
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4. The IsFinished Function
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5. The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 9
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Where should you place code that stops the command when it is done running?
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1. The constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3. The Execute Function
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4. The IsFinished Function
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5. The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 10
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What is the code that tells your command when it is finished running?
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1. The constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3.The Execute Function
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4.The IsFinished Function
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5.The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 11
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Where should you put code that will cancel the command when another command for the same subsystem is called?
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1. The constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3. The Execute Function
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4. The IsFinished Function
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5. The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 12
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Where do you specify which subsystem your command uses?
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1. The constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3. The Execute Function
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4. The IsFinished Function
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5. The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 13
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Code in which section will be run repeatedly every time the command is checked on?
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1. The constructor
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2. The Initialize Function
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3. The Execute Function
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4. The IsFinished Function
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5. The End Function
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6. The Interrupted Function
Question 14
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To create a drive system with 4 motors in RobotBuilder, you drag 4 speed controllers into the Chassis Subsystem folder.
Question 15
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When creating a button linked to a robot arm moving to a specified position you could (reasonably) use which of the following:
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WhenPressed
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WhenReleased
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WhileHeld
Question 16
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When creating a button linked to a robot arm moving up as long as the user needs it to, you could (reasonably) use which of the following:
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WhenPressed
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WhenReleased
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WhileHeld
Question 17
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You never need to set default commands for subsystems
Question 18
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Everything for the OI is created in RobotBuilder
Question 19
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A red light next to "Communications" means you are missing a wireless connection to the robot
Question 20
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You should always wear safety glasses when testing robot code
Question 21
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If something breaks while you are testing the robot, you should keep testing to figure out what went wrong
Question 22
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It doesnt really matter which mode the robot is in (Teleop, Autonomous, etc.), all the code is the same
Question 23
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Battery voltages below 12.5 mean you need a new battery