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Author: jweinst1

README.md

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 ##Computational Functions
 
-The major difference between RoyalScript and other functional languags lik Scheme is that RoyalScript functions do not *always* evaluate to some resulting value.  
+The major difference between RoyalScript and other functional languags lik Scheme is that RoyalScript functions do not *always* evaluate to some resulting value. They do not always return a value. Some functions, such as the `for` function loops over some list of values. Another example is the 
+
+RoyalScript is meant to offer more options for computation than just recursion, although recursion is definitely usable. 
+
+In fact, every RoyalScript program must have at least one or more functions, otherwise you will raise an error.
+
+##Syntax
+
+In RoyalScript, all statements abide by a concise function syntax as follows
+
+```
+<FUNCTION>(<ARGUMENT 1>, <ARGUMENT 2>....)
+
+nested functions:
+
+<FUNCTION 1>(<FUNCTION 2>(<ARGUEMNT 1>), <ARGUMENT 1>....)
+
+series of functions:
+
+<FUNCTION>(<ARGUMENT 1>, <ARGUMENT 2>...), <FUNCTION>()
+```
+
+So statements or programs in RoyalScript consist purely of functions and their arguments.
+
+##Types
+
+###Literal
+
+RoyalScript variables, function names, and struct names, or any name is represented as a literal. A literal is pure representation of data in UTF-8 format. 
+
+###Primtiive Types
+
+RoyalScript has primitive types and custom or reference types created by structs
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+
+
+* Number
+* String
+* Boolean
+* List(Array)
+* null
+* function
+
+Numbers represented both integers and floats, as JavaScript numbers do.