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Tcl is a scripting language with very simple syntax, dynamic typing, automatic storage allocation and garbage collection and native Unicode support.

Tcl is often combined with the Tk library. As a result, it is often referred to as Tcl/Tk.

Tcl is known to be supported under a variety of popular operating systems, including UNIX, Linux, BSD, Windows, WinCE, PocketPC, Mac OS X and BeOS. Tcl is distributed under the BSD License.

The Tcl language has been implemented in multiple lower-level languages. The most common one is [libtcl], written in C, which is the engine used to power tclsh and wish, but others exist. Notably, these include Jacl and Eagle, which implement Tcl in Java and C# respectively.

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 Tcl is distributed under the [[BSD License]].
-The Tcl language has been implemented in multiple lower-level languages. The most common one is '''libtcl''', written in [[C]], which is used inside [[tclsh]] and [[wish]], but others exist. Notably, these include [[Jacl]] and [[Eagle]], which implement Tcl in [[Java]] and [[C sharp|C#]] respectively.
+The Tcl language has been implemented in multiple lower-level languages. The most common one is '''[libtcl]''', written in [[C]], which is the engine used to power [[tclsh]] and [[wish]], but others exist. Notably, these include [[Jacl]] and [[Eagle]], which implement Tcl in [[Java]] and [[C sharp|C#]] respectively.
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