Now we dive into the technical details, but since UniT is so easy, after reading this text you should know nearly everything about using UniT if you are already familiar with similar technologies. The remaining part introduces the main features of UniT by giving a short description, a code example, and example output. Some of these examples do not make much sense, they just demonstrate the features. Each UniT text template or program can be recognized by the start tag in the first line and column. A UniT is a text template, i.e., a mixture of text and UniT tags.
Tags allow the insertion of dynamic data.
Therefore, bracket escapes are defined. As in Java methods, you are allowed to declare any valid Java identifiers as references to objects. Because UniT is realized with dynamic type checking, type declarations and type casting are not needed. The type is always Object. Calculation is supported, as is usual in Java.