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 # The Crate Programming Language
 
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 ## Overview
 
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 ## History
 
-The Crate Programming Language originated (in my mind) when I decided I wanted to be able to run a container _within_ my code. Moreover, I wanted to be able to control the _permissions_ of the container, as well as letting the container manage its variables. In short, I wanted what I've termed a _self-contained environment_. So that's why I decided to make Crate. I didn't know where to start, so naturally I chose the language I'm most familiar with: Python. Afterwards, I decided to move closer to C/C++. Since I didn't know either, I started with Java. Now, I've begun to learn C and C++ with books and the Internet.
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-## Moving from Java to C/C++
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-Although my project still has a `com/crate/*.java` structure, I will eventually delete those files. My sample input file is `src/crate/sample.crate`, but you can find more complete programs in the `samples/` directory.
+The Crate Programming Language originated (in my mind) when I decided I wanted to be able to run a container _within_ my code. Moreover, I wanted to be able to control the _permissions_ of the container, as well as letting the container manage its variables. In short, I wanted what I've termed a _self-contained environment_. So that's why I decided to make Crate. I didn't know where to start, so naturally I chose the language I'm most familiar with: Python. Afterwards, I decided to move closer to C/C++. Since I didn't know either, I started with Java. Now, I've begun to learn C and C++ with books and the Internet. With this new-found knowledge, I deleted the Java project structure and now I'm relying on the low-level C++.
 
 ## Example in crate