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[
    {
        "id": 1,
        "question": "How can I program a VEX robot to follow a line?",
        "Question_Category": "Programming",
        "Answer_Category": "Instructional",
        "Format_Category": "Text",
        "answer": "To program a VEX robot to follow a line, you will need a line follower sensor. Once the sensor is installed, you can use programming environments such as VEXcode to write a program that reads the sensor data to control the robot's movement along the line."
    },
    {
        "id": 2,
        "question": "What sensors are available for VEX Robotics platforms?",
        "Question_Category": "Hardware",
        "Answer_Category": "Informational",
        "Format_Category": "List",
        "answer": "Various sensors are available for VEX Robotics platforms, including but not limited to: Ultrasonic Sensors, Gyro Sensors, Potentiometers, Bumper Switches, Limit Switches, Optical Sensors, and Temperature Sensors."
    },
    {
        "id": 3,
        "question": "How do I troubleshoot connection issues with a VEX EDR robot?",
        "Question_Category": "Troubleshooting",
        "Answer_Category": "Instructional",
        "Format_Category": "Text",
        "answer": "Troubleshooting connection issues with a VEX EDR robot typically involves checking the connections between the robot and the controller, ensuring the batteries are fully charged, and verifying that the VEXnet keys are properly seated. You may also want to check for any software updates or refer to the VEX EDR troubleshooting guide for further assistance."
    },
    ...
    {
        "id": 100,
        "question": "Where can I find resources for preparing for VEX Robotics Competitions?",
        "Question_Category": "Resources",
        "Answer_Category": "Informational",
        "Format_Category": "Web Link",
        "answer": "Resources for preparing for VEX Robotics Competitions can be found on the official VEX Robotics website, the VEX forum, and the REC Foundation website. Additionally, many teams and organizations share resources and tutorials on their websites and on platforms like YouTube."
    }
]
