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Well, let's start with the good old, proven, beloved first program. You know which one. First off, let's switch to the `/tmp` folder, which is a small, writable file system each computer comes with. Remember, this gets *wiped on reboot*, so don't put anything valuable in here! | Well, let's start with the good old, proven, beloved first program. You know which one. First off, let's switch to the `/tmp` folder, which is a small, writable file system each computer comes with. Remember, this gets *wiped on reboot*, so don't put anything valuable in here! | ||
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As shown in the image, type `edit <filename>`, where `filename` is the name of the file you wish to edit. The `.lua` extension is absolutely optional, I just like to keep it for syntax highlighting when opening the files in an external editor. | As shown in the image, type `edit <filename>`, where `filename` is the name of the file you wish to edit. The `.lua` extension is absolutely optional, I just like to keep it for syntax highlighting when opening the files in an external editor. | ||
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Once in the editor, start coding. In our case it's just the boring, uncreative-but-proven `print("Hello World!")`. | Once in the editor, start coding. In our case it's just the boring, uncreative-but-proven `print("Hello World!")`. | ||
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When you're done, press Ctrl+S to save, then press Ctrl+W to close the editor. If you list the contents of the `/tmp` folder now, you'll see the file has been created. Type its name and press enter to run it: | When you're done, press Ctrl+S to save, then press Ctrl+W to close the editor. If you list the contents of the `/tmp` folder now, you'll see the file has been created. Type its name and press enter to run it: | ||
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Notice that I didn't type the `.lua` extension when running it. The shell will look for files with that extension if it can't find the file with the exact name you specified. | Notice that I didn't type the `.lua` extension when running it. The shell will look for files with that extension if it can't find the file with the exact name you specified. |