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Logo is an educational programming language, a [[Lisp]] dialect.
'''Logo''' is an educational programming language originally developed by Seymor Papert, a [[Lisp]] dialect.
 
The LOGO language was invented at the Massachusettes Institute of Technology (MIT).
 
==Implementations==
;DOS
*Berkeley Logo (UCB)
*DFP LOGO (Servile Software)
*IBM Logo (Logo Computer Systems, Inc.)
*MswLogo
*PC Logo (Harvard Assoc.)
*Waterloo Logo (Waterloo Microsystems Inc.)
*WIN-Logo (Softeast Corporation)
 
;Java
*[http://guillot.emmanuel.free.fr/jLogo/ jLogo]
*NetLogo
 
==Publications==
*Boris Allan: ''Introducing Logo'' - Granada Publishing 1984, ISBN 0-246-12323-0
*J.W. Penfold: ''Logo For Beginners'' - Babani 1988, ISBN 0-85934-167-4


==Links==
==Links==

Latest revision as of 06:05, 19 October 2023

Logo is an educational programming language originally developed by Seymor Papert, a Lisp dialect.

The LOGO language was invented at the Massachusettes Institute of Technology (MIT).

Implementations

DOS
  • Berkeley Logo (UCB)
  • DFP LOGO (Servile Software)
  • IBM Logo (Logo Computer Systems, Inc.)
  • MswLogo
  • PC Logo (Harvard Assoc.)
  • Waterloo Logo (Waterloo Microsystems Inc.)
  • WIN-Logo (Softeast Corporation)
Java

Publications

  • Boris Allan: Introducing Logo - Granada Publishing 1984, ISBN 0-246-12323-0
  • J.W. Penfold: Logo For Beginners - Babani 1988, ISBN 0-85934-167-4

Links