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As in, you didn't get to execute code on a computer at all?? That seems kinda odd--I think a large part of the pleasure of programming, for most people, is see
by mjs 15y ago
As in, you didn't get to execute code on a computer at all?? That seems kinda odd--I think a large part of the pleasure of programming, for most people, is seeing your code actually do something. I think Logo was captivating because made this aspect especially prominent.
- gte910h 15y agoYup. The point was to make people not randomly throw guesses at the compiler like the monkies flinging poo experience many people have, but instead you had to learn how it worked, and think the right way to write the right thing.