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*Student PILOT*

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	* Title: Student PILOT
	* Publisher: ATARI Inc., 1340 Bordeaux Drive, Sunnyvale CA 94086
	* Author: ATARI Inc.
	* Publishing Date: 1981 
	* Price: $ ???? 
	* ISBN: 
	* ATARI Part Nr.: C017811 Rev. 1
	* Topic: The PILOT Reference Guide
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Comments: PILOT is a simple, easy-to-understand programming language. It stands for Programmed Inquiry, Learning Or Teaching, and was originally developed by Dr. John Starkweather at the University of California, San Francisco. PILOT was designed to enable teachers to write programs for their students. However, due to the pioneering work of Dr. Dean Brown at Stanford Research Institute's Education Laboratory (1967-1974), PILOT proved to be a good language for teaching computer programming to children. PILOT was conceived as a tool to make writing conversational programs easy. It was originally designed for text output only. However, we have incorporated Turtle Graphics, a concept developed by Dr. Seymour Papert and the LOGO group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Turtle Graphics concept enables the user to draw pictures when programming in PILOT. These capabilities, along with the ability to generate sounds, make ATARI PILOT a very versatile language. 




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