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version="0.3.2"
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[scripts]
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book = "mdbook serve book -d ../_site"
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publish = "cargo workspaces publish"
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- [Introduction](./introduction.md)
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- [Getting Started](./getting-started.md)
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- [Language Tour](./language-tour.md)
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- [Comments](./language-tour/comments.md)
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- [String](./language-tour/string.md)
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- [Bool](./language-tour/bool.md)
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- [Int](./language-tour/int.md)
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- [Data](./language-tour/data.md)
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- [Variables](./language-tour/variables.md)
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- [Blocks](./language-tour/blocks.md)
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- [List](./language-tour/list.md)
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- [Tuple](./language-tour/tuple.md)
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- [Matching](./language-tour/matching.md)
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- [Functions](./language-tour/functions.md)
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- [Custom types](./language-tour/custom-types.md)
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- [Option](./language-tour/option.md)
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- [Assert](./language-tour/assert.md)
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- [Check](./language-tour/check.md)
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- [Todo](./language-tour/todo.md)
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- [Constants](./language-tour/constants.md)
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- [Type aliases](./language-tour/type-aliases.md)
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- [Untyped Plutus Core](./uplc.md)
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- [Syntax](./uplc/syntax.md)
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- [Command-line utilities](./uplc/cli.md)
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## Editor Integrations
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| Editor | Plugin |
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| ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| VSCode | [TxPipe/vscode-aiken](https://github.com/txpipe/vscode-aiken/) |
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| Vim/Neovim | [CardanoSolutions/aiken-vim](https://github.com/txpipe/aiken) |
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| Vim/Neovim | [CardanoSolutions/aiken-vim](https://github.com/CardanoSolutions/aiken-vim) |
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# Language Tour
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In this section we explore the fundamentals of the
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Aiken language. We'll go over syntax, types, control flow,
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and more. If you have prior programming experience this should
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be enough to get you started with Aiken. We also at times touch on
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how things behave and are represented at runtime.
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