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ROBOC 8.0 (Default branch)

Roboc is a teaching language suitable forchildren. It includes an IDE and various modes forturtle graphics (like LOGO), mathematicalprograms, artistic graphics, and robotprogramming. It art mode you can createanimations, physics simulations, and interactivegames; in robot mode you must program a robot tocollect objectives within mazes. The language isdesigned to be very easy and fast to learn butwell structured and with good visual feedback.Some exercises for use in class teaching areincluded.License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
This release adds support for string processing and writing programs that communicate with each other via the network.

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