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Given Python's features and it's many bindings (GL, Gnome and KDE to name a few), I think it's a bad example. Logo however, would be a good example because it can only be used to draw things with. KTurtle is a free implementation of it, and allows the programmer to draw lines with a turtle. Good for educating children the very basics of coding.

  • I agree with you and also think Logo would be a better example. I'm changing that right now. However, I've also seen Python and Javascript been mentioned as "very high level". I actually think it's a misnamer and I'm going to mention it in the article. Sarg 21:12, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)
  • This is great, thanks!
  • Next time I suggest being bold and updating it yourself. I don't bite :D Sarg 07:58, 3 Jun 2005 (UTC)
  • Don't change others' comments...this article is tarnished by association with some who fail to appreciate my articles. The article should be replaced by the message (said sarcastically),"Oh, it's Russell Crowe."