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Revision as of 19:51, 14 June 2018
Language Support
We provide support for a variety of programming languages. Each language has code samples for you to use as well as an in-depth API for you to reference. If you aren't sure which language to use, we recommend using a Core Language:
| Language | Libraries | Code Samples | OS Support | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Languages | ||||
 C#
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |   
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 C
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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 Python
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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 Java
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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| Android Java
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Quick Downloads | All Devices | 
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| Other Languages | ||||
 JavaScript
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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 Visual Basic .NET
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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 Swift
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Quick Downloads | All Devices | 
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 Objective C
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Quick Downloads | Some Devices* |
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 LabVIEW
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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 Max/MSP
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Quick Downloads | All Devices |
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* Objective C has examples for all devices in macOS, but only some devices in iOS. If you're developing an Objective C program for iOS, we recommend that you use the existing examples while referencing the macOS examples for the devices that don't have iOS examples.
