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The Laptop comes with Python, as well as a Python interactive shell. It also comes with Javascript, Squeak, Csound, and most likely a Logo.

Other general-purpose programming languages currently available as Free Software for Linux include LOGO, Smalltalk/gst, Squeak), LISP/Scheme/Guile, Python, Perl, Ruby, Javascript, bash, awk, TCL, C, C++, Java, APL/A+/J, FORTH, FORTRAN, Ada, Haskell, Pascal, Erlang, Kaya, Lua, Oz, Ocaml, Pike, Scala, Slate, and SPL.

Debian Jr. Programming (junior-programming) is a package of languages meant for children, including Logo and Littlewizard.

Research has been done (links needed) on the use of APL, LISP, and LOGO, at least in elementary school classrooms.

Research on Logo, Effects and Efficacy: http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/pubs/papers/research_logo.html
Logo Memos: http://www.sonoma.edu/users/l/luvisi/logo/logo.memos.html

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	* The Laptop comes with [[Python]], as well as a Python interactive shell.		* The Laptop comes with [[Python]], as well as a Python interactive shell. It also comes with Javascript, [[Squeak]], [[Csound]], and most likely a [[Logo]].

	* Other general-purpose programming languages currently available as Free Software for Linux include [[LOGO]], [[Smalltalk]]/gst, [[Squeak]]), [[LISP]]/Scheme/Guile, Python, Perl, Ruby, Javascript, bash, awk, TCL, C, C++, [[Java]], [[APL]]/A+/J, [[FORTH]], FORTRAN, Ada, Haskell, Pascal, Erlang, Kaya, Lua, Oz, Ocaml, Pike, Scala, Slate, and SPL.		* Other general-purpose programming languages currently available as Free Software for Linux include [[LOGO]], [[Smalltalk]]/gst, [[Squeak]]), [[LISP]]/Scheme/Guile, Python, Perl, Ruby, Javascript, bash, awk, TCL, C, C++, [[Java]], [[APL]]/A+/J, [[FORTH]], FORTRAN, Ada, Haskell, Pascal, Erlang, Kaya, Lua, Oz, Ocaml, Pike, Scala, Slate, and SPL.