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Educational programming language since 1967. Functional, recursive, with arrays
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License: Shareware $1.99
Total downloads:9
Latest version:1.5
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LOGO, created in 1967 for educational purposes, is a computer programming language with functional programming capabilities. This version of LOGO is interpreted and includes features such as the ability to use global and local variables, perform calculations with polish notation, utilize recursion, and work with arrays. While LOGO is not suitable for creating real-world applications, it is an ideal tool for teaching programming concepts.

logo 1.5 for Mac was available to download from the developer's website when we last checked. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available. Logo for Mac lies within Developer Tools, more precisely IDE. The most popular version among logo for Mac users is 1.5.

The actual developer of this Mac application is fr.lantranet. Please check the Mac app with an antivirus before launch as it is downloaded from the developer's website, and we cannot ensure that it is safe. You can install logo on Mac OS X 10.8 or later.

From the developer:

LOGO was created in 1967 for educational use, is a computer programming language with functional programming capability.

This version of LOGO is an interpreted language, but isn't a lite version.
Functional programming with global and local variables is implemented.

You can test calculations with polish notation, test recursively, and use arrays.

LOGO is not a language for programming a real application, instead it is a teaching language.

You may want to check out more software for Mac, such as Logos Logging Utility, Logo Templates Maven - PSD Files for Adobe Photoshop Pack 3 or Logo Templates for Adobe Photoshop with PSD Files Lite Pack, which might be similar to logo.

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