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Welcome to the official documentation for x++! This documentation will get you started in the development of your first x++ project or will help you learn more about x++ in general with in-depth explanations and tutorials.
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If you're looking for a faster alternative to x++, check out [Calcium](https://github.com/Dm12332131mD/calcium). It's based around the same principles as x++, but written in C++ and fully OOP-compliant.
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## Table of Contents
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-[Python API](./md/pythonAPI.md)
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-[Standard Library](./md/standardLibrary.md)
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***Please note: current x++ documentation is likely invalid due to the release of x++.3r1!**
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***Please note: current x++ documentation is completely invalid due to ongoing changes!**
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## About
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