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Welcome to the EasiScript Wiki! Here you'll find documentation and information to help you get started with EasiScript, understand its features, and utilize it effectively.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Getting Started
• Commands Reference
• Libraries
• Examples
• Development
• Contributing
• License

Introduction

EasiScript is a programming language designed to simplify programming tasks and fit into a wide range of applications. It offers various commands and libraries to cater to different needs, from basic programming to advanced applications.

Getting Started

1. Installation:

   • Download the latest version of EasiScript from the releases page.
   • Follow the installation instructions provided in the README.

2. Basic Usage:

   • Create a new .es file.
   • Write your EasiScript code using the available commands.
   • Run your script using the EasiScript interpreter.

Commands Reference

Here is a comprehensive list of EasiScript commands:

Basic Commands

• PRINT: Outputs text to the console.
• DISPLAY: Shows content on the screen.
• SAY: Makes the program speak text.

Arithmetic Commands

• SUM: Adds numbers.
• SUBTRACT: Subtracts numbers.
• MULTIPLY: Multiplies numbers.
• DIVIDE: Divides numbers.

Control Flow Commands

• IF: Conditional statement.
• ELSE: Alternative conditional block.
• WHILE: Loop that continues while a condition is true.

Data Structures

• LIST: Creates a list.
• DICT: Creates a dictionary.
• SET_KEY: Sets a key-value pair in a dictionary.

File Operations

• OPEN: Opens a file.
• READ: Reads from a file.
• WRITE: Writes to a file.
• CLOSE: Closes a file.

For a full list of commands and their usage, refer to the commands documentation.

Libraries

Available Libraries

• EasiScript v1.1: Includes a variety of libraries for general and powerful uses, with 150 commands available.

How to Use Libraries

1. Importing Libraries:

   • Use the IMPORT command to include libraries in your script.

2. Available Libraries:

   • Library 1: Description.
   • Library 2: Description.

Examples

Here are some example scripts to help you get started:

Example 1: Hello World

PRINT "Hello, World!"

Example 2: Basic Arithmetic

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SET a = 10
SET b = 20
SET result = ADD a b
PRINT result

##License EasiScript is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.