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| programming language | a special language that can be translated by the computer to understand exactly what you are trying to do |
| programmers | people with expertise that can write computer programs in one or multiple computer languages |
| computer program | the step-by-step instructions that tell a computer what to do is called |
| code | the vocabulary words and formal syntax used to create statements make up a programming language. |
| syntax | the correct spelling of a programming command |
| execute | to tell the computer to run the set of instructions that you have written |
| Logo | a programming language created in 1967 for educational use which involves a "turtle" |
| procedures | commands in Logo language which you create |
| primitives | commands in Logo language that are internal and created by the Logo creator |
| commander window | the window in Logo language that allows you to type in the command to run in real time |
| graphic window | the output window that shows the turtle's movement after a command |
| procedure window | the window that holds commands you have written |
| debug | to look for and correct errors in your program. |
| run | to tell the computer program to start doing all the instructions |
