Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Red's Mission -- Technical requirements -- A short history of Red -- What Red stands for -- Some history -- What makes Red special? -- A full-stack language - from the metal to the meta -- Code is data and data is code -- Data types built in -- Small toolchain and executables -- Dialects -- Red's main features -- Portability -- Like a Swiss Army knife -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 2: Setting Up for Development -- Technical requirements -- Installing Red -- Installing Red on Windows -- Installing Red on Linux and macOS -- A look at the source code -- Working interactively in the Red console -- Running and compiling your first script -- Executing a script in the Red console -- Compiling a script to an executable -- Development mode -- Release mode -- Other compilation options -- Red's compilation model -- Development environments for writing Red -- Simple text editors -- More sophisticated editors -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 3: Using Words, Values, and Types -- Technical requirements -- Understanding words and values -- Some common datatypes -- Using blocks and parens -- Comments -- Word bindings -- Inferring types -- Assigning and copying -- Working with words -- More about types -- Converting types -- The type system -- Evaluating expressions and blocks -- Some basic operations -- Working with Boolean values -- Working with numbers -- Making random objects -- Order of evaluation -- Evaluation with do and reduce -- The structure of a Red program -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Code-Controlling Structures -- Technical requirements -- Getting input from the user - input and ask -- Testing conditions -- if -- unless -- either -- Stopping a program - halt or quit…”