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[Xanderplayz17]

Pretty much it explains text and explains how to print text.

[TheRealMichaelWang]

Yeah I haven't exactly set the standard library in stone as of yet, but I'll add a quick summary for you here:

All you gotta do is import "io.txt"; (which you can get from here) and call one of several functions

Identifier	What it does	Arguments	Returns	Example Usage
print	Writes to stdout, without a newline at the end	array<char>	nothing	print("Hello There");
println	Same as prints but writes a newline at the end	array<char>	nothing	println("Ends with a new line");
put_char	Writes a single character to stdout	char	nothing	put_char('m');
input	Grabs a line of input(max 4096 chars)	N/A	array<char>	auto str = input();

Also, to convert ints/floats to strings, and vice versa please refer to the following functions found in string.txt.

Identifier	What it does	Arguments	Returns	Example Usage
itos	Converts an int to string	int	array<char>	array<char> numstr = itos(69);
ftos	Converts a float to string	float	array<char>	auto str = ftos(4.2);
stoi	Converts a string to int	array<char>	int	int i = stoi(input());
stof	Converts a string to float	array<char>	float	float f = stof(input());
Those aren't the only supported functionalities in string.txt, but these are the few that are most relevant to i/o.

Anyways, it's probably best to download everything in the stdlib folder and put it in your SuperForth executables working directory.

[xandaaah]

Ok.