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label <label> This command marks a location in the application

so execution of LOGO commands can be started

or resumed at this point with a GO command.

go <label> <label> must be a label defined elsewhere in the

application with a LABEL command.

The GO command causes command execution to

jump to the location of the LABEL command with

the corresponding <label>.

repeat<count> [commands] <count> must be an integer. The commands in

[commands] are executed <count> times. REPEAT

commands can be nested (i.e.: the [commands]

part may contain REPEAT commands).

while <condition>[commands]

<condition> must be TRUE or FALSE. If it is TRUE,

the commands in [commands] are executed. If it

is still TRUE, the [commands] are executed again

and again until<condition> is FALSE.

to <name> <inputs> This is the command to create a new command in

LOGO. For example “TO SQUARE : N” would create

a new command called SQUARE with one input.

end This must be the last line in any new command

description.

make MAKE defines a variable using the name of the

first input and assigns the second input as the

value of that variable. Once you have created the

variable, you can get its contents by using : name.

Think of the colon (:) as “the value of name”.

stop STOP makes Logo halt execution of the current

procedure and return to the calling procedure.

output (op) make its input the output of the procedure. OUTPUT

can only be used within a procedure. After the

object of OUTPUT is run, control returns to the

calling procedure or to top level.

File Transfer

This activity allows you to transfer files from the Power Zone™ Plus Notebook

to the PC.

German Translator

This activity will help you learn German phrases and vocabulary words. You will

be introduced to simple German words and phrases.

French Translator

This activity will help you learn French phrases and vocabulary words. You will

be introduced to simple French words and phrases.

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