Principles

This section of the documentation covers the basics that are necessary in order to code with Tier 1 (using the AppGameKit Studio Script language).

The Script language in AppGameKit Studio is designed to be very easy to use. It takes the best parts from old and new languages. The core is designed around the quick to pick up BASIC language and there are many more modern structures like Types and Functions. Within just a few commands you can have an animated sprite flying across the screen, music playing, 3D objects spinning around and awesome special visual effects!

Like any coding language you must learn the rules, this is known as the "Syntax". You must follow these rules if you are to write programs. By proceeding through these sections in sequence, you will gain a firm understanding about the general rules of AppGameKit Studio Script and how to apply them as a programmer.

Please note that the syntax described in this guide is case insensitive. Therefore a keyword / command like PRINT can also be typed out as print or prINt. This rule applies to all aspects of the language.

• Data Types, Variables and Arrays
• New and improved Arrays
• Arithmetic, Relational, Boolean and Bitwise Operators
• Common Statements
• Common and User Functions
• Reserved Words, Remarks and Spacing
• Looping and Syncing
• Numerical Bases
• Errors, Warnings and The Compiler