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Need some guidance for potential C# article on a LOGO-style Turtle class

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    Emma Burrows
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    Hello all, I've written a little LOGO-style Turtle interpreter class in C# and I'm thinking about posting an article about it on this site. However, as it'll be the first piece of C# code I've let out into the wild, I'd like someone to take a look at the code and the article I'm writing, to check that it's something worth posting. Cheers, Emma

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      Hello all, I've written a little LOGO-style Turtle interpreter class in C# and I'm thinking about posting an article about it on this site. However, as it'll be the first piece of C# code I've let out into the wild, I'd like someone to take a look at the code and the article I'm writing, to check that it's something worth posting. Cheers, Emma

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      Emma Burrows wrote: I've written a little LOGO-style Turtle interpreter class in C# Cool. Back in the C64 days, I wrote Turtle Toyland Junior, a completely graphical version of the LOGO concept. Send your article my way, I'll be happy to take a look. Marc MyXaml Advanced Unit Testing YAPO

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