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25 August 2026

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07:30 Tedaryum talk contribs protected O Language/Getting Started/Project Files [Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) ‎ (hist)
     
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N    07:16  O Language/Getting Started/Project Files diffhist +728 Tedaryum talk contribs (Created page with "= Project Files = O Language projects use a small number of file types: {| class="wikitable" ! Extension !! Use |- | <code>.ola</code> || Application source or an entry-point file. |- | <code>.olm</code> || Loadable O Language module. |- | <code>.olp</code> || Package metadata and dependency definitions. |- | <code>.ops</code> || Process configuration. |- | <code>.obc</code> || Compiled bytecode output. |} Web projects also use conventional directories such as <code>c...")
N    07:14  O Language/Getting Started/Language Basics diffhist +1,119 Tedaryum talk contribs (Created page with "= Language Basics = == Values and definitions == Use <code>def</code> to bind a value to a name. O Language supports numbers, text, booleans, arrays, hashes, and functions. <pre> def answer = 6 * 7 def greeting = "Hello, world!" def enabled = true def colors = ["red", "blue"] def user = {"name": "Ada"} output(answer) </pre> == Functions == Functions are values. Define one with <code>fn</code>, return a value with <code>return</code>, and call it by name. <pre> def...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched
N    07:12  O Language/Getting Started diffhist +1,475 Tedaryum talk contribs (Created page with "= Getting Started = This section is for a new O Language user. It explains the language's purpose, the first program, and the small set of ideas needed before reading the advanced or reference pages. == What is O Language? == O Language is a system-oriented functional language. Values and functions are central, while system operations such as processes, files, networking, and databases are available from the same runtime. The official source repository is [https://gi...")