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START HERE · DBYTE 13.5.0

Start programming in DBYTE

DBYTE is a statically checked language with interpreter, bytecode VM and native toolchain. Choose your platform, verify the release, then try the language.

1 · Install

Windows and GNU/Linux installation / verification. Both versioned binary packages are available from Downloads.

2 · First source file

Source example examples/hello.dby:

print("Hello, DByte!")

For versioned CLI and compiler workflows, see the current install guide. Do not assume a native executable and interpreter invocation are the same operation.

3 · Learn the language

Continue with the core language map or compile-time language additions in 13.5.

4 · Verification scope

The current release has software verification on Windows and Debian WSL. A physical BIOSTAR result for 13.5 is not claimed; see the separate historical hardware evidence.