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Author: easycoder

easycoder/README.md

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 **_EasyCoder_** has a small number of third-party dependencies. A minor one is `pytz`, which handles timezones. The biggest one by far is `kivy`, a comprehensive Python graphics library.
 
-If an **_EasyCoder**_ script filename ends with `.ecs` it's a command-line script. If it ends with `.ecg` it's a script for a graphical application and will cause `kivy` to be imported. Obviously this will only work on a GUI-based system, whereas command-line scripts will run anywhere there is Python.
+If an **_EasyCoder_** script filename ends with `.ecs` it's a command-line script. If it ends with `.ecg` it's a script for a graphical application and will cause `kivy` to be imported. Obviously this will only work on a GUI-based system, whereas command-line scripts will run anywhere there is Python.

scripts/README.md

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+# EasyCoder example scripts
+The scripts in this folder are as follows:
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+`benchmark.ecs` is a program that can be translated into other languages and used to compare runtime performance.
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+`fizzbuzz.ecs` is often set as a rather trivial programming challenge at job interviews.
+
+`graphics-demo.ecg` demonstrates various features of the **_EasyCoder_** graphics system. Note that the filename extension is `.ecg` instead of `.ecs`, this being to signal to **_EasyCoder_** that it needs to call in the `kivy` graphics package.
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+`hello.ecs` is everybody's first program.
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+`points.ecs` shows how to use a plugin module, in this case one that manages points (pairs of values).
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+`tests.ecs` is a selection of tests to verify the various language features. It could do with a major expansion to cover more of the language.