NetLogo is an open-source programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for agent-based modeling. It is part of a family of agent-based modeling products, which includes NetLogo Web, NetLogo 3D, NetTango, TurtleUniverse, HubNet, HubNet Web, and BehaviorSpace. It is currently being maintained by the Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling (CCL) at the School of Education and Social Policy (SESP), Northwestern University.
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NetLogo is an open-source programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for agent-based modeling. It is part of a family of agent-based modeling products, which includes NetLogo Web, NetLogo 3D, NetTango, TurtleUniverse, HubNet, HubNet Web, and BehaviorSpace. It is currently being maintained by the Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling (CCL) at the School of Education and Social Policy (SESP), Northwestern University.
NetLogo, the programming language, is a Lisp-style programming language with support for lists, “agentsets”, strings, Input/output, and plotting. Like the software itself, the programming language is also extensible using the built-in extension manager. Many extensions are available, including support for Arrays, Tables, Matrices as well as integrations with popular programming languages like R and Python.
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This page is for open source developers interested in the source code for NetLogo. Other users should visit the NetLogo home page, the NetLogo Forum and the NetLogo users group on Google. This depends on what you need help with. The NetLogo community have several different channels for communicating and the best way to get help quickly is to address your request to the proper channel. If you have encountered a bug in the latest version of NetLogo, it might be worth checking the Issues page to see if other users have already reported the issue. If no one has reported the issue, please open a GitHub issue or email our bugs list. If possible, please include a model displaying the bug as well as information about what you were doing when the issue occurred. Including the model and information about the buggy interaction makes fixing the problem much easier and ensures we fix the exact problem you were experiencing. If the model isn't public, please send it to our bugs mailing list. This list is private and your model will not be shared publicly. We're excited that you're learning NetLogo! NetLogo comes with a tutorial which introduces the basic concepts and can help you get started. If you're looking for a textbook which explains the concepts underlying NetLogo you might look at An Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling available as a paper book and/or ebook from MIT Press. The archives of an intro courses on NetLogo titled "Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling" are available on Complexity Explorer. The Netlogo-Users Google group frequently tackles questions on modeling, but be aware that the group is moderated, so most messages don't go through until at least the next business day. Often extension and embedding developers have fairly specific questions. We encourage those developers to post to the netlogo-devel Google Group. Our goal is that users are able to build NetLogo from source on their platform of choice (Mac, OS X, or Linux). More information can be found on our Building wiki page. If the information on this page doesn't work for you or you have trouble or are confused, please post to netlogo-devel Google Group and request help. We're trying to make building NetLogo easy, so we would love to hear any suggestions you have or problems you encounter! To talk about NetLogo development, NetLogo internals, the NetLogo source code, usage of NetLogo APIs, etc., join netlogo-devel at Google Groups.
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