Would Java be a good option to use as a programming language for ROS?
I am not well versed with C++ so would using RosJava would be a better option?
I am not well versed with C++ so would using RosJava would be a better option?
Python would be the preferred language for ROS imho. It's very easy to learn and very powerful as well. Maybe that would be an option?
Yes, Thanks guys.. I am a Java expert so very scared to go to C++. Python I hope would be a better option
I am not well versed with C++ so would using RosJava would be a better option?
While rosjava
is certainly an option, I would recommend starting with roscpp
or rospy
(as the other posters have written). Once you get acquainted with ROS terminology and concepts, rosjava
will probably start to make more sense. It is far more asynchronous and harder to 'wrap your head around' than any of the other client libraries (although if you are proficient enough in Java that asynchronicity should not really matter).
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Asked: 2014-08-15 08:35:41 -0500
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