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There are 3 types of statements. |
There are 3 types of statements. |
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* Simple statements, that work as a function call in the form of <code>ID <expressions></code> |
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* Expressions (Yes, <code>1+2</code> is also a valid statement) |
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* Labeled statements (see: assignments) like <code>a: 2</code> |
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Pro tip: Do you want to use the result of a statement as part of an expression? Just enclose the function call in square brackets <code>[...]</code> E.g.: <code>print [reverse #(1 2 3)]</code> |
Pro tip: Do you want to use the result of a statement as part of an expression? Just enclose the function call in square brackets <code>[...]</code> E.g.: <code>print [reverse #(1 2 3)]</code> |
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