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what do u say abt the lego robotic kit ?do u think its useful or not ?should i buy it ??

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Mar 11, 2010. 12:03 AMFuogger says:

I have the NXT personally, have been on the First Lego League competing, and have worked with the local middle school with theirs. I personally do not use mine all that much but it is a great introduction to very basic programming and as steve said is better than starting at the component level. It is essentially a expensive (for some) but good introduction to things like Arduino. At makerfaire I saw a booth where they had software that let you program Arduino the same way you program the lego robotics (using 'block programming') or you could switch to the code view. I would recommend it if you can afford it.