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+# Usage tutorial
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+For a most basic overview, you can always type `help` in the terminal, but not all commands are shown there due to memory restrictions.
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+# General terminal commands
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+`help` will display the help menu which will tell you about *most* commands.
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+`echo` will print anything you write behind it right back to the terminal - Usage input: `echo <text>`, output: `<text>`
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+`clear` will clear the terminal of any existing text on It, `clear` command doesn't take any arguments - Usage input: `clear`
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+`format` will format any string(s) you write behind It - Usage `format("<text", "<text>", "<text>")`, output: `<text> <text> <text>`
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+`loop` will loop any command behind It for the specified amount of times - Usage `loop <number> <command>`
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+`calc` will calculate any two numbers specified and with the operation you specified - Usage `calc <number> <operation> <number>`, output: `<result>`
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+ (And a secret command `cat`, which prints a cute little kitty to your terminal! :) prrr lol)
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+# File manipulation commands
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+`write` will write to a file - Usage input: `write <filename> <content>`, takes `\n` as sign to move to a new line, useful for scripts!
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+`read` will read from a file as long as It exists - Usage input: `read <filename>`, output: `<content>`
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+`ls` will list all existing files - Usage input: `ls`, output: `Files - ...`
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+`delete` will delete the specified file as long as It exists - Usage input `delete <filename>`
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+# Hardware commands
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+`high` will set the specified pin to high - Usage input: `high <pinnumber>`
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+`low` will set the specified pin to low - Usage input: `low <pinnumber>`
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+# G-Script run command
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+`run` will run any G-Script files specified - Usage input: `run <scriptname.gs>`
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+# G-Script usage
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+G-Script is very simple and is a way of automating commands within files. Essentially It just bundles commands and executes them in the order that they were typed in.
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+To let the system know that you are writing a G-Script file, It has to end with the .gs suffix. To run a G-Script file utilize the `run` command.
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