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# Table of Contents

- [Installation](installation.md) - Installing Nushell
- [Introduction](README.md) - Getting started
- [Thinking in Nu](thinking_in_nu.md) - Thinking in Nushell
- [Moving around](moving_around.md) - Moving around in Nushell
- [Types of data](types_of_data.md) - Types of data in Nushell
- [Loading data](loading_data.md) - Loading data and using it
- [Strings](working_with_strings.md) - Strings, escape characters, and string interpolation
- [Working with lists](working_with_lists.md) - Working with Nu lists
- [Working with tables](working_with_tables.md) - Working with Nu tables
- [Pipelines](pipelines.md) - How the pipeline works
- [Configuration](configuration.md) - How to configure Nushell
- [3rd Party Prompts](3rdpartyprompts.md) - How to configure 3rd party prompts
- [Custom commands](custom_commands.md) - Creating your own commands
- [Aliases](aliases.md) - How to alias commands
- [Operators](operators.md) - Operators supported by Nushell
- [Variables](variables.md) - Working with variables
- [Control flow](control_flow.md) - Working with the control flow commands
- [Environment](environment.md) - Working with environment variables
- [Stdout, stderr, and exit codes](stdout_stderr_exit_codes.md) - Working with stdout, stderr, and exit codes
- [Modules](modules.md) - Creating and using your own modules
- [Hooks](hooks.md) - Adding code snippets to be run automatically
- [Scripts](scripts.md) - Creating your own scripts
- [Metadata](metadata.md) - An explanation of Nu's metadata system
- [Creating your own errors](creating_errors.md) - Creating your own error messages
- [Directory Stack](directory_stack.md) - Working with multiple locations
- [Running External (System) Commands](./running_externals.md) - Running external commands with a naming conflict
- [Plugins](plugins.md) - Enhancing Nushell with more features using plugins
- [Parallelism](parallelism.md) - Running your code in parallel
- [Line editor](line_editor.md) - Nushell's line editor
- [Dataframes](dataframes.md) - Working with dataframes in Nushell
- [Explore](explore.md) - Using the Nushell TUI
- [Coloring and Theming](coloring_and_theming.md) - How to change the colors and themes in Nushell
- [Regular Expressions](regular_expressions.md) - Guide to use regex
- [Coming from Bash](coming_from_bash.md) - Guide for those coming to Nushell from Bash
- [Nushell map from shells/DSL](nushell_map.md) - Guide to show how Nushell compares with SQL, LINQ, PowerShell, and Bash
- [Nushell map from imperative languages](nushell_map_imperative.md) - Guide to show how Nushell compares with Python, Kotlin, C++, C#, and Rust
- [Nushell map from functional languages](nushell_map_functional.md) - Guide to show how Nushell compares with Clojure, Tablecloth (OCaml / Elm) and Haskell
- [Nushell operator map](nushell_operator_map.md) - Guide to show how Nushell operators compare with those in general purpose programming languages
- [Command Reference](/commands/) - List of all Nushell's commands
Title: Nushell Documentation Table of Contents
Summary
This is the table of contents for the Nushell documentation, listing topics ranging from installation and basic usage to more advanced concepts like custom commands, modules, scripts, and plugins. It also includes guides for users coming from other shells and programming languages.