SimpleData is an unstructured data format designed to be human-readable and intuitive.
It has incredibly simple syntax and is meant to be written by humans and altered and read by programs.
Functional SimpleData syntax has three sections: identifier, separator, and value.
The identifier is used to read and update lines' values.
The value can either be a string, a decimal number, a normal integer, a single character, or a boolean.
Every file has to be run through a parser before use to check for invalid syntax.
Now, you might be thinking, "Unstructured data has been around ever since structured data has, and everything's been fine.
So why should I use SimpleData and run my file through a parser, manually write it, and use your shitty API?"
Unless you're a complete idiot, parsing SimpleData will not be like compiling C code.
And the best advantage is that I've standardised this whole thing into one file format and
written a parser and an API (albeit a small one) for you.
Essentially, I've relieved you of having to write your own interpreter/parser.
If you feel like it, you may read the documentation here.