Programming with VPL: Thymio Robot

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Covers programming the Thymio robot with VPL, including basic behaviors and sensor functionalities.

Explores using VPL to program Thymio robots and addresses students' and teachers' challenges in programming.

Introduces students to the standard mode of VPL.

Introduces the features of the Thymio robot, from design to sensors and actuators.

Explains the differences between pointers and references in programming, focusing on their definitions, uses, and limitations in C and C++.

Introduces the fundamentals of variables and types in C programming, covering declaration, initialization, and the differences from Java.

Covers the definition and applications of pointers in C programming, emphasizing their role in memory management and generic programming.

Explores automated termination analysis using dependency pairs, covering classical and modern techniques, annual competitions, and tools like AProVE.

Explains dynamic memory allocation in C, focusing on the realloc function and its implications for managing memory effectively.

Explains operators and expressions in C, focusing on arithmetic, comparison, and logical operations.

Explains the differences between the prefix and suffix increment operators in C programming, emphasizing clarity and best practices in coding.

Covers the process of building a custom Arduino robot, including understanding the components, connections, and programming.

Covers type reading in C, focusing on pointers, functions, and the use of typedefs for clarity.

Provides an overview of the Thymio robot's key features and sensors.

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