1. "Monkey" as a Programming Language:
* There isn't a widely recognized programming language called "Monkey." It's possible you're thinking of a niche language or a specific project with that name.
* If you have more context, like a project you're working on or a specific website, provide that information.
2. "Turtle" Graphics:
* Turtle Graphics is a popular way to teach programming concepts, especially for beginners.
* It uses a simple, visual metaphor of a "turtle" that can be programmed to move around and draw on a screen.
* Languages that support Turtle Graphics:
* Python: This is the most common language for Turtle Graphics, using the `turtle` module.
* Logo: This was one of the first languages designed specifically for Turtle Graphics.
* Scratch: A visual programming language used in education that includes Turtle Graphics blocks.
3. "Monkey" in Programming:
* Monkey Patching: This refers to a technique in some languages, like Python, where you modify existing code at runtime. It's sometimes used to add functionality or "patch" bugs.
* Monkey-Patching Styles: While not a specific style, "monkey patching" can be considered a "dynamic" or "hacky" approach to programming. It's important to use it with caution, as it can make code harder to maintain.
To get a more helpful answer, please tell me:
* What is the context? Are you working on a specific project, learning a new language, or just curious about the terms?
* What did you see "monkey" and "turtle" in relation to? Were they used together, or separately?
I'm ready to help you understand these terms better!