Mini language

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Mini-languages are special programming languages or certain subsets of programming languages ​​that are used to provide programming beginners with a simplified introduction to programming . The languages ​​are generally accompanied by special didactic models and easy-to-use programming tools for learning the concepts of programming. Mini-languages ​​have the following characteristics:

  • reduced basic instruction set
  • incremental introduction of the programming concepts
  • Concentration on the algorithm
  • instant visualization of the effects of commands
  • easy-to-use programming environments

Well-known mini-languages ​​are the Java hamster model , Niki - the robot and Kara the ladybug .

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