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last_modified: 2025-03-10
last_modified: 2026-06-18
title: "Run a script"
description: "A guide to creating and running basic scripts with Deno. Learn how to write and execute JavaScript and TypeScript code, understand runtime environments, and get started with fundamental Deno concepts."
url: /examples/run_script_tutorial/
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🦕 Congratulations! Now you know how to create a simple script in both JS and TS
and how to run it in Deno with the `deno run` command. Keep exploring the
tutorials and examples to learn more about Deno!
and how to run it in Deno with the `deno run` command.

## Next steps

Keep exploring Deno with these resources:

- [Initialize a project](/examples/initialize_project_tutorial/) to structure a
larger app with a `deno.json` configuration file
- [Set up your environment](/runtime/getting_started/setup_your_environment/)
with editor and IDE integration
- [Fetch data](/examples/fetch_data_tutorial/) over the network from a script
- [Browse all examples and tutorials](/examples/) for more things to build
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