# TokenScript Syntax

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**Note:** \
A TokenScript file consists of Token Cards, presently in JavaScript and HTML, overlayed with XML mark-up. More on that see [TokenScript File](https://tokenscript.org/TokenScript-Component.html).
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The root element of a TokenScript File can be one of the following:

* [\<cards> element](https://tokenscript.org/elements/cards.html)
* [\<card> element](https://tokenscript.org/elements/card.html)
* [\<tokens> element](https://tokenscript.org/elements/tokens.html)
* [\<token> element](https://tokenscript.org/elements/token.html)

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**Tip:** \
If a Token Issuer issues multiple tokens, it's important to define them in a single TokenScript file using [\<tokens> element](https://tokenscript.org/elements/tokens.html), for TokenScript release management reason.
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A list of TokenScript elements can be found - as a work in progress - in [TokenScript XML Markup elements](https://tokenscript.org/elements/index.html)


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