Introduction To Logo

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Full form Turtle basics Primitives

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LOGO 1 UNDERSTANDING LOGO Language Oriented Graphic Oriented Used to draw shapes and figures Developed by Seymour Papert LOGO Logo cursor known as turtle

Logo cursor : 

LOGO 2 Logo cursor A cursor is a small blinking bar on the computer screen. It inserts text for us. Similarly, the Logo turtle draws for us. cursor

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LOGO 3 Logo Figures

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LOGO 4 Introducing Turtle A turtle looks like a triangle. It has two parts:- Head and Tail It draws a line when it moves in any direction. This line is known as a trail. TRAIL TURTLE head tail

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LOGO 5 CLICK on the LOGO icon on the desktop A message “Welcome to LOGO”will appear on the screen. Type HOME to bring turtle on the screen Starting LOGO First to set up your world. PC Logo Version 3.0 (c) 1988 Harvard Associates, Inc. Welcome to PC Logo. First to set up your world. PC Logo Version 3.0 (c) 1988 Harvard Associates, Inc. Welcome to PC Logo. ?HOME

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LOGO 6 The upper portion of the logo screen is the drawing area known as the Graphic screen. The lower portion is the text area known as the text screen. The commands for the turtle also known as primitives are written in the text screen. The turtle follows the commands and draws in the graphic screen. The Logo screen

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LOGO 7

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LOGO 8 Primitives These are orders given by you to the turtle. Simple primitives put together make a Program. Commands to the turtle are of two kinds Movement commands Forward (FD) Backward (bk) Direction commands Right turn Left turn

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LOGO 9 ?FD 20 ?RT 90 ?FD 20 ?RT 90 ?FD 20 ?RT 90 ?FD 20 ?RT 90 Program to draw a square

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LOGO 10 MOVEMENT COMMANDS

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LOGO 11 TURTLE'S LEFT AND RIGHT

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LOGO 12 Direction commands

LET’S DRAW : 

LOGO 13 LET’S DRAW RECTANGLE ? FD 40 ? RT 90 ? FD 60 ? RT 90 ? FD 40 ? RT 90 ? FD 60

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LOGO 14 BYE