Logic

The Logic pages are about how your VEXcode project “thinks” and acts in different situations:

• Control – Let you manage the flow of your program.

• Timer – Measure durations, trigger events after a set time, or reset for new timing operations.

• Variables – Hold information you want to save and use.

• Functions – Group commands into reusable chunks of code.

• Events – Help you react to triggers like sensor changes or button presses.

• Math – Built-in functions and the full math module for calculations.

• Random – Generate random numbers and select random values.

Other pages help you format data, define colors, and use tools built into Python:

• Operators – Let you compare values, combine expressions, and perform logical tests.

• Comments – Let you describe what your code does without affecting how it runs.

• Custom Colors – Allow you to define your own RGB or hex color values.

• String Formatting – Explains how to format text, numbers, and output using f-strings.

• Threads – Allow parts of your program to run in parallel.

• MicroPython Libraries – Show which standard Python libraries are available.

All together, they help you code projects that make decisions, respond in real-time, and keep your code neat and easy to understand.