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# Toy v2 Quick-Start Guide # Toy v2 Quick-Start Guide
To help you start using Toy as fast as possible, here are the core elements of the language. Not everything available is listed, but this should give you a good starting point. To help you start using Toy as fast as possible, here are the most useful elements of the language. Not everything available is listed, but this should let you start coding right away.
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The Toy Programming Language is an imperative, bytecode-interpreted, embeddable scripting language. Rather than functioning independently, it serves as part of another program, the "host". This design allows for straightforward customization by both the host's developers and end users, achieved by exposing program logic through text files. The Toy Programming Language is an imperative, bytecode-interpreted, embeddable scripting language. Rather than functioning independently, it serves as part of another program, the "host". This design allows for straightforward customization by both the host's developers and end users, achieved by exposing program logic through text files.
This website presents the documentation for Toy version 2.x. This website presents the documentation for Toy version 2.x.