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README.md

@@ -51,6 +51,13 @@ from stoic import stoicFile
 langs = stoicFile("languages.stoic")
 print(langs.getSubsection("languages").getSubsection("python").getValue("typing"))
 ```
+or
+```python
+from stoic import stoicFile
+langs = stoicFile("languages.stoic")
+subS = langs.getSubsection("languages").getSubsection("python")
+print(subS.getValue("typing"))
+```
 
 This would print "dynamic" to the console, or whatever you wrote in the field.
 If this seems like a lot, you can use the shorthand syntax, which is noy only a bit more intuitive but also quicker and easier to use. The shorthand syntax and more is explained in the documentation, which you can find here.

cars.stoic

@@ -142,6 +142,8 @@ cars:
         unitsSold: 300
         amogus: 200
         unitsSold: 300
+        amogus: 200
+        unitsSold: 300
         color: blue
         horsepower: 30
     toyota: 30
@@ -216,6 +218,7 @@ cars:
         coolnessLvl: 100
         coolnessLvl: 100
         coolnessLvl: 100
+        coolnessLvl: 100
         horsepower: 100
         color: red
     mazda: 34

langstoic.stoic

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ languages:
         js: interpreted
         python: interpreted
     static: 
+        cpp: compiled
         nim: compiled
         java: compiled
         c: compiled

main.py

@@ -616,6 +616,7 @@ def printOut(self):
 langs = stoicFile("langstoic.stoic")
 
 langs.sEval("/ languages / static + nim compiled")
+langs.sEval("/ languages / static + cpp compiled")
 #my code hath cmpile and i commite dnadpusehd to github
 
 #levenshtein distance algo