Fundamentals

This section covers the essential building blocks and syntax required to write effective SIL programs. Provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding how SIL scripts are structured, how data is represented, and how program flow is controlled.

Structure of a SIL program

Explains the essential components and organization of a SIL program, including required sections and their arrangement in a proper SIL script.

Syntax and types introduction

Provides the foundational syntax rules of SIL and introduces the basic data types used throughout the language.

Statements

Statements in SIL provide a convenient method to create conditional logic (if-else, switch) and repetitive operations (for, while, do-while) with a syntax similar to C, C++, and Java.

Inclusions

Describes how to incorporate external code and resources into SIL programs to promote code reuse and modularity.