I would suggest taking a look through our
Video Trainer Curriculum, as it goes over everything from the basic programming principles (how to setup a program, ROBOTC syntax, basic movement, etc) to advanced concepts (movement with timers, encoders, sensor usage, etc). Best of all, it follows a linear pathway so if you start at the beginning and follow the videos in order, you be able to see how all of the 'pieces' fit together.
I would start there and once you are comfortable with programming take a look at the other resources available, such as ROBOTC's built-in sample programs and
our online wiki.
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