We recently updated the terminology from ‘t programming’ to ‘ t script‘. The change highlights the embedded scripting capability of the language, which allows users to directly interact with hardware events and control CAN bus communication at a low level. This shift in terminology emphasizes its use as a powerful tool for automating and customizing tasks in embedded systems, leveraging a C-like syntax for simplicity and efficiency. Due to this recent change of terminology, previous documents and publications might still have the ‘t program’ or ‘t programming’ terminology in it, while newer publications will use ‘t script’ or ‘scripting capabilities’.