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| - Get Started is the 5th track to Shiraishi's album Poison. It is also the 7th track to Shiraishi's tour album Doku to Kusuri.
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- The language manual can be found at the Manuals and Supportpage of the Clean website. The Clean compiler can be found here [1]. Please register, as requested, though it is not necessary (you can click on "Download clean" on the left.) The .7z package is the quickest to download for Windows programming, if you have 7-zip. Then, get Part I of Functional Programming in Clean; get the 1-up PDF version if you plan to study from the computer. module hello import StdEnv Start = "Hello, world!"
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| - Hi there! Thank you for wanting to help out! Much still needs to be done.
* Good places to start: update the (or beginning articles) which are short articles that need work.
* All links in red have no content at all. So you can make your mark there! Just click on a red link and start writing. I'm here lots, so don't worry about the formatting too much. Some tips: start sections by putting headings between equals signs: =Heading 1= ==Heading 2== ===Heading 3=== - with the number of equals signs dependent on the level of the title. That automatically creates a new section and a table of contents entry. At any time: 1.
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* For editing help, click on the Editing Help link at the bottom of this page. The idea behind this wiki city is that everybody with information can update it. If you're just here to browse and get information, that's okay too! You will have a special place in my heart, though, if you can help update the wikicity for the benefit of all Toastmasters round the world. If you'd like your work to be recognised, feel free to click on the top right hand side to log in, and create an account. Then you can sign your work like this: ~~~~ Just put four tildes (~) in a row, and it signs your name automatically! Otherwise you can be anonymous - it's your choice. Have fun! --Erichv 19:16, 25 Sep 2005 (UTC)
- Get Started is the 5th track to Shiraishi's album Poison. It is also the 7th track to Shiraishi's tour album Doku to Kusuri.
* Credits to
- Check out the FAQs, or read up on the History of Project SHistory of Project S* , but make sure you also read the Rules!
- The language manual can be found at the Manuals and Supportpage of the Clean website. The Clean compiler can be found here [1]. Please register, as requested, though it is not necessary (you can click on "Download clean" on the left.) The .7z package is the quickest to download for Windows programming, if you have 7-zip. Then, get Part I of Functional Programming in Clean; get the 1-up PDF version if you plan to study from the computer. Unzip the package in the directory of choice, and start the Clean IDE. It will ask to integrate into your operating system (basically, be put into the registry so Windows recognizes it exists); click "Yes." To make a "hello world" program, select File->New File and select a file name, in this case "hello.icl". The file name MUST be the same as the module name. Then, type: module hello import StdEnv Start = "Hello, world!" The name after "module" must even be the same case as the name hello.icl; Clean is case sensitive, i.e. "start =" doesn't work, while "Start =" does. "import StdEnv" loads the standard library, and is required in every Clean program; other libraries can be loaded as needed. The two top lines are implied in Clean source code seemingly lacking them. "Start =" defines what is actually executed. Now a project must be made. Select File->New Project, and name your project hello.prj, only that will work. After that, click on the hello.icl window (where the source code is) so that it is active, and select Project->Set Main Module. Now, on the toolbar, select the Update and Run icon (it looks like a window flying to the right.) It will create a DOS terminal with "Hello, world!" displayed. Press any key to exit.
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