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All functionality in Advanced Computers is implemented via components. Components are represented by Lua's Userdata (short: UD) type, which in our case are represented by Java objects which are provided by items/blocks.

Components are generally accessed by calling computerUD:getFirst("yourComponentType"), for more information see Component:Computer.

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	Components are generally accessed by calling <code>computerUD:getFirst("yourComponentType")</code>, for more information see [[Component:Computer]].		Components are generally accessed by calling <code>computerUD:getFirst("yourComponentType")</code>, for more information see [[Component:Computer]].

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Content in Advanced Computers
Blocks	Computer Screen Keycard Reader Mainboard Programmer Punchcard Machine Punchcard Reader Item Interface Redstone IO WAN Router Network Router Digital Crafter Adapter
Items	Hard Disk Drive Keycard Advanced Keycard Floppy Disk Mainboard Punchcard Debugger
Cables	Device Cable Network Cable
Virtual Components	UEFI NVRAM ManagedMassStorage UnmanagedMassStorage Component Registry Gpu Internet Network
Other	JLuaVM

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