[Mr. Business]

If you've already got it installed and have compiled an example program to confirm that your installation works, then I advise reading through this in order until you get confused. Then you should write a program to play with the confusing concept until you finally understand it.

Anyway, that advice probably isn't very helpful if you're not a coder, because many of those concepts might be unfamiliar to you. I'll write more as I understand more.

edit: okay, the arithmetic syntax is very C-like. This shouldn't be too bad.

edit2: assignment statements in this are pretty odd.

edit3: okay, what exactly do you want to do with this language?
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[Mr. Business]

Jeez, see, my inability to understand anything about sound or music puts me in an akward place here.
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[Mr. Business]

Oh my, this looks very similar to C, but it's backwards.

Also, it seems that you need to learn all the uses for the "Chuck" operator, which is this: =>

For instance

Let's say we wanna make an integer number and give it an initial value of 0, we'd write

[Mr. Business]

Shit, I understand what maybe two or three of the code examples do. Someone who understands both code and music should help this man, because I am out of my league. Music and sound are things that I know all of nothing about.
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