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Introduction
Welcome to Tango! This manual will introduce the reader to Tango and the D programming language.
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Tango can be broken down into two components: the core library and the peripheral packages. The peripheral library provides solid support packages for networking, concurrency, encryption, text-processing, containers, and other fundamental tools. (continue)
However, a library like Tango only makes sense with comprehensive documentation. This manual seeks to expose the Tango interface in its entirety. Examples throughout the chapters demonstrate current D programming techniques and their integration into what should constitute solid Tango applications.
Each chapter covers a section of the library and describes its purpose and use. Further, as a side effect of Tango's close relationship with D, new users will find the reference manual a source of pertinent information for learning to program in the language. The fact that some readers may be learning the language in tandem has been taken into consideration in the writing of the contents.
This manual is divided into four sections, each containing a group of chapters with in depth coverage of the tango packages.
Getting Started
Chapter 1 -- Building Tango
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