Layers

Like onions (or ogres), Orbis is separated into layers. Each layer is a different part of the language, and they are all connected to each other. The layers are:

• Language: The core of the language, where the syntax and semantics are defined.
• Core: A basic set of utilities and functions that are always available. You can disable them if you want.
• Standard Library: A set of modules that provide common functionality, like math, I/O, and collections.
• Extensions: Additional modules that provide more functionality. You can enable or disable them as you wish.

This separation allows you to have a minimal language if you want, or a full-featured one. You can also create your own modules and use them in your projects.
It's important to know about the existence of these layers, because they can help you understand how the language works and how you can customize it.