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(FUZE BASIC, a highly advanced and modernised version of the programming language widely accepted as the easiest to learn and teach and ready-to-run. It opens up a world of opportunities to schools and anyone who would like to learn how to program.) |
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Quotes and misquotes from the official website (https://www.fuze.co.uk/) |
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"Fuze BASIC [is a] highly advanced and modernised version of the programming language widely accepted as the easiest to learn and teach." |
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"It opens up a world of opportunities to schools and anyone who would like to learn how to program." |
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"The FUZE is a computing platform designed to encourage exploration and experimentation with basic electronics, communications and even robotics while at all times developing a core knowledge of computer programming. It is most of all, incredibly inspirational and for many, a life changing experience as students quickly realise technology is not an inaccessible over-complex mystical art but actually very reachable, very rewarding and downright good fun to boot!" |
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"Computational Thinking and a rapid development of Digital Skills are quite simply by-products of using the FUZE platform." |
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Fuze BASIC is included, pre-configured and ready-to-run on the Fuze a computer based on the Raspberry Pi but can also be installed, free of charge on a standard Raspberry Pi. |
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