# This is a comment
"""
This is a multi-
line comment.
"""
'''
This is also a
multi-line
comment.
'''
# Matrix comments follow the comment syntax of the Python programming language

# Integers
x = int(2)
y = integer(2) # Both int and integer do the same thing
z = (x + y) # Answer is 4

# Matrixes in Matrix
# This is the most important feature of the language. Everything will focus on this
# In this program, aba is the test matrix variable
# Start with this:
aba = matrix(type="multi-line" line-count=3); # Make sure to remember the hyphens, the spacing doesn't matter too much
# This is a multi-line Matrix. In this example, it is set to 3 lines
aba.xset(0); {0 1 2}
aba.xset(1); {1 2 3}
aba.xset(2); {2 3 0}
# You can put commas in the matrix parameters, but they are not required and will not change output
""" Considering: commas can act as space toggles, a comma could mean to put spaces, no comma would mean to not put spaces """
# xset is the value that sets the values of matrixes on a line of the matrix
# Now for output
aba.xout(0,2, exs=0);
# The output will be:
"""
0 1 2
1 2 3
2 3 0
"""
# however, you can also choose to disclude spaces by doing it like this (add the exs=1 line, 1 means on, 0 means off) exs stands for EXclude Spaces
aba.xout(0,2, exs=1);
# The output will be:
'''
012
123
230
'''
# This is a mix of ranges and matrixes
# This is just the basics of the Matrix command in the Matrix programming language