Core Language

Operators

Standard arithmetic and comparison, plus word-based logical operators instead of symbols.

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Copy the examples exactly first. Run them. Then change one number or word and run them again. You are not expected to memorize the command lists.

Arithmetic

Division always produces a float result — there's no separate integer division.

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10 + 3   // 13
10 - 3   // 7
10 * 3   // 30
10 / 3   // 3.3333333333333335
10 % 3   // 1

All six return a bool.

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x == y   x != y
x <  y   x <= y
x >  y   x >= y

and / or / not — no symbols, short-circuit evaluation applies.

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true and false   // false
true or  false   // true
not true         // false

if x > 0 and x < 100 {
    print "in range";
}

+ joins strings; numbers auto-convert when mixed with a string via interpolation (see Strings below).

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full = "hello" + " " + "world";