This document provides an overview of Meme Script, a programming language for defining and working with data types, variables, conditional statements, collections, and dates/times. Some key points:
- Meme Script supports primitive types like integers, decimals, strings, and booleans, as well as complex types like dates, times, durations, and timestamps.
- Variables can be declared and initialized with supported types, with default initial values of 0 for numbers and empty string/false for strings/booleans.
- Conditional logic like if/elseif/else statements and while/for loops can be used to control program flow.
- Collections like arrays allow storing and accessing multiple values of the same type