TRIM is a programming language designed for [Enhanced programming for advanced results using simplistic means, "data manipulation", "scripting", "web development"].

TRIM allows developers to write modular, class-based code with support for methods, functions, and flexible parsing using Flex/Bison-style grammar. It aims to provide a simple yet powerful language for various programming tasks.

• Modular structure: Organize code into modules, classes, methods, and functions.
• Flex/Bison-style grammar: Define parsing rules for custom syntax and language constructs.
• Cross-platform support: Develop and run TRIM code on various platforms, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Interoperability: Integrate TRIM code with other languages like C#, F#, and C++ for enhanced functionality.
• Optimization capabilities: Optimize code execution for improved performance using strategic abstract-core programming.

To start using TRIM, follow these steps:

1. [Install the TRIM compiler/interpreter] - Provide instructions on how to install or set up the TRIM environment.
2. [Write your first TRIM program] - Create a simple example to demonstrate basic syntax and features.
3. [Explore advanced concepts] - Dive deeper into TRIM's capabilities, such as class inheritance, method overloading, and grammar customization.

Here's a basic example of a TRIM program:

module HelloWorld {
    class Main {
        method SayHello() {
            print("Hello, world!");
        }
    }
}