In that case it would be nice if you actually restricted yourself to posing questions, answering them with experimental code and output, then discussing the res

In that case it would be nice if you actually restricted yourself to posing questions, answering them with experimental code and output, then discussing the result; as opposed to explaining the basics of scalars or posting patently false things like this: > For example, the following statement prints to the console: > > print Hello, world! ; # prints Hello, world! Pretty much half of that article should be deleted, and if the rest was discussion of interesting behaviors in a scientifical manner, that would actually be interesting.