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Logo

Logo was created in the late 1970s as a vehicle for introductory teaching of programming and computing, especially to children. Although it is often associated solely with its graphics capabilities (the ‘turtle’), and as a consequence regarded as a childish language, Logo is in fact a general-purpose, extensible programming language, with a mixed functional/imperative flavour.

Links of Relevance

Logo foundation: information and resources

Brian Harvey's web site with UCBLogo, an excellent book on programming with UCBLogo, and other publications

FMSLogo: an extension of UCBLogo with multiple turtles, sound, dialogue windows, 3D drawing, and TCP/IP networking (MS Winfows)

boykobbatgmaildotcom