Basic Programming Terms in Verse
Now that you know how to get into Verse using UEFN, the next step is to make sure you have a good understanding of basic programming terms.
This lesson starts with really basic stuff. Even if you know these terms already, take a minute to review them here. Sometimes a later lesson refers to something earlier, so it's good to have the context and continuity from one lesson to the next.
What a Program Is
A program is a set of instructions that tells the computer how to do something. A program tells a computer how to receive input (information coming in) and return output (information going out).

Verse
Verse is a programming language that's designed with video games and simulations in mind. This makes it well suited for game-specific needs.
What Verse Programs Do
A Verse program solves problems.
But computers are very literal. Like a contract with a genie, you get exactly what you ask for. Exactly.
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