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Overview
An overview of OptoScript including how it's used for math expressions, string handling, complex loops, case statements, conditions, and combining expressions, operators and conditions.
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What is OptoScript?
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For Math Expressions
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For String Handling
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For Complex Loops
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For Case Statements
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Conditional If statements
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For Combining Expressions, Operators, and Conditions
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Before You Start Programming
Learn the basics of OptoScript before you start programming.
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Functions and Commands
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OptoScript Syntax
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Data Types and Variables
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Expressions and Operators
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Control Structures
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Quiz 1
Quiz 1: OptoScript Overview and Before You Start Progamming
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Programming with OptoScript
Learn about programming with OptoScript.
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Creating an OptoScript Block
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Programming with the OptoScript Editor
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Using the OptoScript Test Compiler
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Debugging OptoScript
Learn about stepping through OptoScript to debug.
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Debugging OptoScript
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Quiz 2
Quiz 2: Programming with OptoScript
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Up Next - Using Subroutines
Using OptoScript
Learn how you can use the OptoScript programming language in PAC Control to develop a control program.
Instead of flowchart programming, want to also learn how you can program with OptoScript? Follow along as you're introduced to the concepts of OptoScript - the advantages, programming constructs, and more. Practice the concepts learned with a practical step-by-step tutorial to program, compile, and debug an OptoScript program.
In this course, you'll learn how to program with OptoScript in PAC Control.
Topics include:
- Using OptoScript for math expressions, string handling, and complex loops
- Syntax
- Programming and debugging with OptoScript
- Quizzes to test your knowledge
Course Duration: ~30 min