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Documentation
Programming is not an easy task, and programming a virtual robot in Doc Bot is not easy either. The programming language used to control the virtual robots is a simplified version of the 8052 microcontroller assembly language but, even if it is simplified, it can still be a daunting task to learn it. To make it easier on you, we have included a complete reference section detailing the way this particular language works and the complete instruction set.
Moreover, you will have to learn about the different hardware components you can use to outfit your virtual robot, and how each component operates. For this purpose we have included a complete hardware reference detailing every hardware component you can use in your virtual robots and how they work.