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I took a a couple classes in college that were taught in NetLogo. While it isn't the most practical language (except for visual simulations), I think it's incredibly valuable to learn to think in terms of isolated agents. It brings together OOP and functional programming and is a good foundation to learn multi-threading or light-weight processes like in Erlang/Elixir.



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