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==== Some basics ==== | ==== Some basics ==== | ||
* #is the comment operator | * #is the comment operator | ||
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+ | === value types === | ||
+ | * int | ||
+ | * float | ||
+ | * (more on this another time) | ||
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+ | === assign variables === | ||
+ | Can do simple variable subs with = | ||
+ | * >widht = 20 | ||
+ | * >height = 20 | ||
+ | * >width * height | ||
+ | * 400 | ||
+ | Also you can create multple assingments with , in both sides of = | ||
+ | * >a, b = 0, 1 | ||
+ | === Output text === | ||
+ | There are a lot of rules about printing text. Here are some basics. | ||
+ | * print is the most common command, and followed by (' | ||
+ | * > | ||
+ | * >how cool | ||
+ | * %%Quotes "" | ||
+ | * >'" | ||
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+ | === Special Charactors === | ||
+ | When you want to indicate spaces, or chars that normally are used as an interpreter, | ||
+ | * >' | ||
+ | To not interpret \ as a line, put r before quotes | ||
+ | * >pint | ||
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