Need exercises(basic to pro) to have hands on in all features

[PANGLOSSIAN_SUD]

Newguy here.

Any1 having a set of exrcises covering all features< FROM BASIC TO PRO>.

Will be helpful.

TIA!!!

SUD 

[Simon-P]

Greetings, and welcome to the forums.

Are you looking solely for excercises, or for documents as well? It is quite hard to cover all of the features of LabVIEW, since there is an incredibly large amount of things that you could be doing.

I would reccomend starting by looking at the LabVIEW Skills Guide and seeing where you stand there:

http://www.ni.com/labview/skills-guide/en/

Then, depending on your interests, we may be able to help you out further but that will be if you are looking for specific things. For example, what other things you could be doing depend on whether you will be doing vision acquisition, motion control, FPGA, etc.

If you are looking solely for programming excercises, how about trying your hand at things such as Project Euler and solving them with LabVIEW?

Finally, NI does offer official training as a course, or online as well, so that might be something that could help.

Cordially;

Simon P.

[Hooovahh]

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@PANGLOSSIAN_SUD wrote:

Newguy here.

Any1 having a set of exrcises covering all features< FROM BASIC TO PRO>.

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There are developers who have been using LabVIEW for 15 years who have not used every feature of LabVIEW.  I hope you have 15+ years to dedicate to become a "PRO".

The way you ask the question is a little crazy.  That's like me saying "I want to learn English.  Give me exercises that cover all features of the English language."

Here is the standard training material I link to for those looking to learn more:

3 Hour Introduction http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5243/en/

6 Hour Introduction http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5241/en/

LabVEW Basics http://www.ni.com/gettingstarted/labviewbasics/

Self Paced training for students http://www.ni.com/academic/students/learn/

Self Paced training beginner to advanced, SSP Required http://sine.ni.com/myni/self-paced-training/app/main.xhtml

LabVIEW Wiki on Training http://labviewwiki.org/LabVIEW_tutorial#External_Links

[PaulG.]

I started with a textbook: LabVIEW for Everyone. It's a little dated now but still very useful learning the basics. I read every page and did every exercise. Also, and just as important, read and follow LabVIEW Style Book. The first will teach you how LabVIEW works. The 2nd will teach you how to write code that is readable, usable, expandable and easier to follow and debug. Too few young developers take the time to learn how to write readable and manageable code.

[JÞB]

NTS Press website here:

http://www.ntspress.com/publications/effective-labview-programming/

Effective LabVIEW Programming seems to have been written with this exact audience in mind.

(OK it does not just seem so- I have had conversations with the publisher and can factually state I have been assured that the intended audience is LabVIEW developers beginner to CLA level)