Introduction
Starting with Mint

Hello, and welcome to the Photon Mint Programming Language Guide.

My name is Oliver Chu, and I invented the Mint language during the summer of 2012.

It is an ongoing project, and I still release new versions every so often.

I am also known as Carrotlord ("Carrot" + "Lord") on some Internet websites.
Right now I will try to explain the details of this language.

The version of Photon Mint we will be using is JMint - a Mint interpreter written in Java.
There's also PyMint, a version of Mint written in Python that
doesn't have nearly as many features.

It is also possible to convert Mint code to Python code, and
there is a Python program included in your download that
should do just that. However, it does not work perfectly
and built-in Mint libraries will not exist if you decide
to use the Python translator.

You can start the lessons by clicking on "Preparations" below.

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Photon Mint Programming Language (Version 2.9) by Jiangcheng 'Oliver' Chu
is licensed under a CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at http://www.oliverchu.com.
If you would like to use the Mint language for general purpose programming
or would like to change Mint's Java source code on Github, please accept the above
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