A logo may refer to any of the following:
- A logo refers to an image, emblem, or symbol used to represent something. Usually, a logo represents a company, organization, product, or service, and is equivalent to a trademark.
The image shows the logo of Computer Hope. It is composed of shapes that represent the letters “C” and “H” in the words “Computer Hope.”
- Alternatively called turtle graphics, Logo is pronounced as Low-go and is a high-level programming language known for its graphics capabilities, created by Seymour Papert in 1967. Logo is often used for young school children as a basic method of programming instructions into a computer to create a graphic. Below, are the instructions used to create a square.
Related information
- How to create a logo.
- Computer Hope media library.
- Information about Computer Hope redesigns.
- Examples of how to link to Computer Hope.
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Domain-specific language, Programming language, Programming terms, Turtle
The triangle that creates the graphic is often called a turtle or turtle head.
- A Microsoft Windows version of Logo may be downloaded from their official site.
- Programming language history.
