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Scripted Languages

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	Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew		Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

	This document describes builtin and bridged language actions. ~~Cripted~~ actions are described elsewhere.		This document describes builtin and bridged language actions. Scripted actions are described [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Script_Action_Blocks \| elsewhere]].

	=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===		=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===

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How to Program

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	==== Scripted Languages ====		==== Scripted Languages ====
	Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew		Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

			This document describes builtin and bridged language actions. Cripted actions are described elsewhere.

	=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===		=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===

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Builtin Languages

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	You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:		You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:
	==== Builtin Languages ====		==== Builtin Languages ====
	Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)		Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation).

	==== Bridged Languages ====		==== Bridged Languages ====

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Scripted Languages

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	==== Scripted Languages ====		==== Scripted Languages ====
	~~- scripted:~~ Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew		Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

	=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===		=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===

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Bridged Languages

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	==== Bridged Languages ====		==== Bridged Languages ====
	~~- bridged:~~ Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.		Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.

	==== Scripted Languages ====		==== Scripted Languages ====
	- scripted: Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew		- scripted: Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

Cg: /* Builtin Languages */

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Builtin Languages

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	You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:		You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:
	==== Builtin Languages ====		==== Builtin Languages ====
	~~- builtin:~~ Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)		Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)

	==== Bridged Languages ====		==== Bridged Languages ====
	- bridged: Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.		- bridged: Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.

Cg: /* How to Program */

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How to Program

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	You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:		You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:
			==== Builtin Languages ====
	- builtin: Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)		- builtin: Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)
			==== Bridged Languages ====
	- bridged: Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.		- bridged: Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.
			==== Scripted Languages ====
	- scripted: Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew		- scripted: Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

Cg: /* How to Program */

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How to Program

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	== How to Program ==		== How to Program ==

			You can write elementary actions (actions with program code) in many languages. Actions can be executed as:
⚫	Before you start programming, please read the [[How_to_Program/en \| "How to Program"]] document, which describes how program code is handled in expecco.
			- builtin: Smalltalk and Javascript<br>these are executed directly inside expecco; when defined, they are compiled to a bytecode intermediate language and compiled to machine code when first executed (JIT - just in time compilation)
			- bridged: Python, Groova (Java), Ruby, NodeJS (Javascript), C, Scheme, Octave (Matlab)<br>the are loaded into a running language interpreter which remains running between actions. Frameworks and packages can be loaded/imported allowing for any existing code to be executed.
			- scripted: Shell, Batch, Powershell, Python, TCL, any other language.<br>The code is stored as a script file on which an interpreter is started. For every such script action, the interpreter is started anew

			=== Builtin Smalltalk and Javascript ===
		⚫	Before you start programming in the builtin Smalltalk or builtin Javascript, please read the [[How_to_Program/en \| "How to Program"]] document, which describes how program code is handled in expecco.
	Unless you are familiar with the dynamics of a Smalltalk development environment, some of it may be unknown to you, and you will have more fun and be more productive, if you know the power of the tools. For the best development experience, take a look at the debugger, workspace (notepad) and data inspectors.		Unless you are familiar with the dynamics of a Smalltalk development environment, some of it may be unknown to you, and you will have more fun and be more productive, if you know the power of the tools. For the best development experience, take a look at the debugger, workspace (notepad) and data inspectors.

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Bridged Dart Elementary Blocks

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	== Bridged Dart Elementary Blocks ==		== Bridged Dart Elementary Blocks ==
	~~coming~~ ~~with~~ one of the next expecco versions		planned for one of the next expecco versions

	== Bridged Scheme Elementary Blocks ==		== Bridged Scheme Elementary Blocks ==

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Bridged Scheme Elementary Blocks

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	Note: This is a preliminary API documentation.		Note: This is a preliminary API documentation.
	Bridged Scheme elementary actions are still being developed and the API may change slightly until officially released.		<br>Bridged Scheme elementary actions are still being developed and the API may change slightly until officially released.

	Bridged Scheme actions will execute in a Scheme interpreter (currently only Racket, but other dialects will follow).		Bridged Scheme actions will execute in a Scheme interpreter (currently only Racket, but other dialects will follow).