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Initially types were left out because there was only one type: raw byte arrays.
Before 1.0.0, in order to avoid immediately jumping to 2.0.0, we should support the following syntax:
let a: byte[] = "Hello, world";
let b: byte[3] = "abc";
// these two are the same
let c: byte = "c";
let d: byte[1] = "d";
// this syntax needs work
in q: byte[1];
// might just want to support:
//let q: byte[1] = read();
// where read is a special function?
// if we do this, we should also change out:
//out("a =", a, "\n");
Eventually, we'll support more types like int and maybe even user defined types! This syntax will help us do that in the future.
Implement this in the parser
Update all examples to use the new syntax
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Types! 馃榾
Initially types were left out because there was only one type: raw byte arrays.
Before 1.0.0, in order to avoid immediately jumping to 2.0.0, we should support the following syntax:
Eventually, we'll support more types like int and maybe even user defined types! This syntax will help us do that in the future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: