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swapped prog-lang and website, and added download
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{{#if: {{{websiteprog-lang|}}} |! WebsiteProgrammed in{{!}} {{{websiteprog-lang}}}
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{{#if: {{{progwebsite|}}} |! Website{{!}} {{{website}}}{{!}}-lang| }}{{#if: {{{download|}}} |! Programmed inDownload(s){{!}} {{{prog-langdownload}}}
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;<code>accuracy</code>
:How [[Emulation Accuracy|accurate]] the emulator is. Optional.
;<code>websiteprog-lang</code> <small>(replaces <code>fifth</code>)</small>:Optional because not every project has a website (, especially true of older and inactive given that it's difficult to determine what programming languages closed-source projects for which we have articles on)use.
;<code>language</code>
:Optional because this is really only needed if it's not in English, for example [[XEBRA]].
;<code>prog-langwebsite</code> <small>(replaces <code>fifth</code>)</small>:The hub of the emulator. Not the location of the downloads, those usually go in the downloads section on the article. Optional, because not every project has a website (especially given that it's difficult true of older and inactive projects for which we have articles on).;<code>download</code>:Optional because the most articles link to determine what programming languages closed-source projects usebuilds in their downloads section.
;<code>source</code> <small>(replaces <code>sixth</code>)</small>
:Where can the source code be found? Optional as closed-source emulators don't provide this (obviously).
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