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Logo is a programming language designed for educational purposes, particularly for teaching concepts of computer programming to children and beginners. Developed in the late 1960s, Logo is known for its simplicity and the use of a turtle graphics system, where a graphical "turtle" can be directed to move and draw on the screen using simple commands. Logo's key features include an easy-to-understand syntax, an interactive environment, and a focus on procedural and recursive programming. It encourages problem-solving and creativity, making it a valuable tool for introducing programming concepts, logic, and geometry to learners of all ages.
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Lua is scripting language designed for ease of learning, portability and ease of embedding in applications. Lua is particularly popular in the gaming industry but is widely used in other spheres and as a stand-alone programming language. Noted for simplicity and speed (even without luaJIT and other JIT compilers). Programs can be run from source or pre-compiled to byte code.
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