Terminology: Vim script? Vimscript? VimL?

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### [Terminology](#terminology-1)
- [Vim script? Vimscript? VimL?](#vim-script-vimscript-viml)
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# Terminology
## Vim script? Vimscript? VimL?
`Vim script`, `Vimscript`, and `VimL` all refer to the same thing: The
programming language used for scripting Vim. Even though
[8.0.360](https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/b544f3c81f1e6a50322855681ac266ffaa8e313c)
changed all references to `VimL` to `Vim script`, which can now be considered
the official term, `VimL` is still widespread all over the internet.
No matter which term you use, everyone will understand it.