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Visual programming languages are programming languages based on visual components instead of text descriptions. Most visual programming languages are based on the idea of "boxes and arrows" -- that is, boxes or circles or bubbles, connected by arrows or lines or arcs.

Examples of visual programming languages: LabVIEW, Prograph

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