Console Arguments

Algo has several console arguments you can use to start in different modes, turn off or on features, and perform other tasks. Here is a comprehensive table of all the console arguments you can use (individually):

Console Arguments	Purpose
algo	Starts an interactive shell session for Algo.
algo -v	Displays the installed version number and build.
algo -c [filename]	Compiles the given file to a native executable for the current system.
algo --nohead	Starts an interactive shell session without printing the header.
algo [filename] --dev	Executes an Algo script, while showing lexed tokens and the action tree. Dumps variables upon finish.
algo [filename]	Executes an Algo script.
algo help	Displays help information for Algo's commands.
algo pkg [...]	Executes package manager commands.