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Article #325Re: Prolog as a First Language?
From: Leslie Burkholder
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1989 14:18
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1989 14:18
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Prolog is used with children at a number of schools in the UK. It is used as a European alternative to Logo. I assume it is the first programming language. For some example materials see Jon Nichol, Jonathan Briggs, and Jackie Dean (ed), Prolog, Children, and Students (New York: Nichols Publishing Co 1988). Wouldn't you have an easier time arguing for Logo? Leslie Burkholder
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