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First Run

Let's run our first Standard program! We'll of coarse start with the 'Hello World' program, and Standard makes it so simple.

    
    print "Hello World!"
    

Save this as a *std file and in standard use run "/path/to/file.std" and standard will run the script.

Now let's ingest input with a loop to output to screen.

his example takes in a number and increments five times each time the number is printed to the console

    
    #Create variable 'number' and set to 0
    number 0

    #Set input to variable
    in number "Pick a number:"

    #Loop five times
    for: 5 {

        #Increment and print out
        print number++
    }
    
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