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Hello
There is an app called Flowgorithm http://www.flowgorithm.org/preview/index.html that allows you to code an algorithm using a flowchart.
In the latest version, it includes the preview version of line drawing and rotation via a turtle-style pixel management window.

Flowgorithm allows you to export any flowchart to a professional language like (C#, Java, JavaScript...), but Flowgorithm does not currently generate source code for turtle diagrams.

If you want to help translate the code, you are welcome, you can put the translations here and then I will send them to the author.

For example, the following pseudocode translates to Python as

pseudocode

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Function Main
    Draw 50
    Turn right 45
    Draw 60
    Turn left 45
    Draw 56
    Send Turtle Home
End

Python

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import turtle
draw = turtle.Turtle()
draw.forward(50)
draw.right(45)
draw.forward(60)
draw.left(45)
draw.forward(56)
draw.home()

List of languages to incorporate code translation, you can include some external library or custom methods.

Ada 95
Nim
Swift
Applescript
Bash
C#
C++
Fortran 2003
Java
JavaScript
Lua
Pascal
Perl
PHP
Powershell
Python
QBasic
Ruby
Scala
Transact-SQL
Typescript
VBA
Visual Basic.NET
Gaddis Pseudocode
IBO Pseudocode
Auto Pseudocode
MATLAB
Smalltalk

There is an even more powerful application, used by Hispanic American teachers, it is called PseInt but it is available only in Spanish.
Great if a group of enthusiasts make it multilingual.
http://pseint.sourceforge.net/slide/pseint.html

compsystems a écrit:There is an even more powerful application, used by Hispanic American teachers, it is called PseInt but it is available only in Spanish.
Great if a group of enthusiasts make it multilingual.
http://pseint.sourceforge.net/slide/pseint.html

can you tell me another one version in english?
thanks