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Re: Learn C, C++, and Java with new board game.
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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
Don't underestimate the innate curiosity of an encouraged child, and don't label them nerds just because they show an interest in logic and programming.
I was one of them. LOGO was a fun program, I miss those old computers on which I learned to program back in India. We had computers with the huge floppy disks with the programs loaded and I spent hours just playing with LOGO and then Pascal.
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