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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 1.1. hello world
 
 Printing "hello world" is a common example for PL. The Wa-lang example prints "你好，凹语言！" in Chinese, means "Hello, Wa-lang".

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 1.2. Install Wa-lang Compiler
 
 In addition to accessing the online Wa-lang playground, you can also install the compiler locally.

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 1.3. wa command line
 
 This section introduces the main functions of the `wa` command.

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 1.4. Project directory structure
 
 The project directory structure is the basis for the work of the entire peripheral tools. For example, init generates projects based on this structure, and the package management tool manages dependencies in turn.

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 1.5. Plug-ins for IDE
 
 Modern programming languages generally provide extensions for various IDEs and editors to improve the programming experience. The Wa-lang provides basic plug-in support for VS Code, Fleet and Vim.

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 # 1. Install and get start
 
 This chapter describes the simplest Wa-lang example, how to install the Wa-lang compiler, plug-ins for IDE, project directory structure and command line functions, etc.
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 ## 2.1. Global declaration
 
 A typical Wa-lang program source code is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 2.2. Global variable declaration
 
 Global variable declaration starts with the keyword `global`, and the general syntax is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 2.3. Function declaration
 
 The function declaration starts with the keyword `func`, and the general syntax is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 2.4. Constant declaration
 
 The constant declaration starts with the keyword `const`, and the general syntax is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 2.5. Import declaration
 
 The import declaration starts with the keyword `import`, and the general syntax is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 # 2. Program structure
 
 Like other programming languages, a Wa-lang program is composed of many small parts. This chapter introduces global variable declarations, function declarations, constant declarations, import declarations, and type declarations.
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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 3.1. Local variable declaration
 
 Chapter 2 introduces global variable and constant declarations. Also commonly used is local variable (variables defined within a function) declaration. Its general syntax is:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 3.2. Integers
 
 Wa-lang currently supports the following integer types:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 ## 3.3. Floating point number
 
 Wa-lang currently supports the following types of floating point numbers (both are IEEE 754 standards):

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 3.4. String
 
 Strings are regarded as basic data types in Wa-lang. The type name is: `string`. String literal constants are defined by double quotes `""` and are encoded in UTF-8, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 # 3. Basic types
 
 At a low level, all data is made up of bits. The corresponding basic data types of Wa-lang include integers, floating point numbers, strings, etc. This chapter introduces basic data types and the use of local variables.
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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 4.1. Function call
 
 We have come across many functions in previous chapters, such as the commonly used built-in printing function `println`. The general syntax for function calls is:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 4.2. Function values
 
 In Wa-lang, functions can be treated as special values, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 4.3. Anonymous functions and closures
 
 The previous section introduced the basic usage of function values. Since functions can be regarded as values, can function literals be declared inside functions in the same way as basic type literals? The answer is yes, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 4.4. if statements
 
 The general form of conditional statements is:

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-## 4.5. for statement
+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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+## 4.5. for statements
 
 There are three basic forms of loop statements:
 ```wa

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 4.6. switch statements
 
 swtich statements are often used to replace multiple conditional statements. The general form is:

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-# 4. Function
+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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+# 4. Functions
 
 Functions are sequences of statements designed to be reused many times. This chapter introduces the basic usage of Wa-lang functions, as well as features such as function values, anonymous functions, and closures.
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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 5.1. Reference
 
 In Wa-lang, adding the `&` symbol before a variable is called a **reference** operation. Assume that the type of the variable is `T`, and the type of the return value of the reference operation is `*T`, which is called It is a **T-type reference**, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 5.2. Array
 
 The basic declaration of an array type is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 5.3. Slice
 
 The basic declaration of the slice type is as follows, `T` is the element type:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 # 5. Composite types
 
 Composite types are built-in complex types.
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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 6.1. Structure
 
 The general form of structure declaration in Wa-lang is:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 6.2. Method
 
 In addition to encapsulating member data, the biggest role of structures is that they can have methods. In Wa-lang, **method** is a special type of function that is attached to a specific type, see the following example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 6.3. Method values
 
 Since methods are also functions, you can use them following the pattern in Section 4.2, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 6.4. Embedded structure
 
 When declaring a structure type, if the type of a member is a structure but the name of it is omitted, this usage is called **embedded structure**. For example, in the following code, the structure `Sc` is embedded The `Sp` member:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 ## 6.5. Anonymous structure
 
 In the previous sections of this chapter, the structures we used were declared in the following form:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 # 6. Custom types
 
 Custom types include structures and interfaces generated around structure methods.
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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 ## 7.1. Null interface - universal wrapper
 
 In Wa-lang, the simplest interface is the null interface, namely `interface {}`. The method of declaring interface type variables is the same as other types. For example, the following code declares an null interface variable named `i`:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 ## 7.2. Non-null interface
 
 An interface is a collection of methods. The general form of an interface declaration is as follows:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
+
 ## 7.3. Summary of type assertions
 
 Section 7.1 introduces how to obtain the specific value contained in an interface value of type `interface{}` through type assertion. This usage still holds for non-null interface values, for example:

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+***Ending's law: "Any application that can be compiled to WebAssembly, will be compiled to WebAssembly eventually."***
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 ## 7.4. Other features of interface
 
 When declaring an interface, the interface's method set can contain another interface, for example: