BEN:
This is my first time using Python and it seemed very confusing at first, but once my team had walked me through the basic commands I became more and more familiar with it and understood what I was doing.
I now know the basic commands such as: print, input, if, elif, else & while.
Using these commands I was able to write a basic driving program:
#drive both motors forward
def go():
print("drive(motorA, 100, 20)")
print("drive(motorB, 100, 20)")#drive both motors back
#drive both motors backward
def back():
print("drive(motorA, -100, 10)")
print("drive(motorB, -100, 10)")#drive left motor forward
#drive right motor backwards
def Right():
print("drive(motorB, 100, 5)")
print("drive(motorA, -100, 5)")#drive right motor forwards
#drive left motor backwards
def Left():
print("drive(motorB, 100, 5)")
print("drive(motorA, -100, 5)")#drive left motor forwards
def BigLeft():
print ("drive(motorA, -100, 10)")#drive right motor forwards
def BigRight():
print("drive(motorB, -100, 10)")
command = "hey"
while command != "stop":
command = input("What is your command?")
if command == "big left":
BigLeft()
elif command == "big right":
BigRight()
elif command == "go":
go()
elif command == "back":
back()
elif command == "right":
Right()
elif command == "left":
Left()
elif command == "stop":
print("")
else:
print ("That 'Aint No Command!")
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