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## 2. Scope
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## 2. Scope
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This specification describes the form and establishes the interpretation of programs written in the P# scripting language. It describes:
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This specification describes the form and establishes the interpretation of programs written in the P# scripting language. It describes:
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• The representation of P# programs;
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* The representation of P# programs;
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• The syntax and constraints of the P# language;
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* The syntax and constraints of the P# language;
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• The semantic rules for interpreting P# programs;
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* The semantic rules for interpreting P# programs;
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## 3. Lexical structure
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## 3. Lexical structure
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A P# script consists of one or more source files. A source file is an ordered sequence of UTF-8 characters, what means that any UTF-8 encoded natural language (i.e: Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, etc.) can be used for writing scripts. Source files typically have a one-to-one correspondence with files in a file system.
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A P# script consists of one or more source files. A source file is an ordered sequence of UTF-8 characters, what means that any UTF-8 encoded natural language (i.e: Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, etc.) can be used for writing scripts. Source files typically have a one-to-one correspondence with files in a file system.
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