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Last time we discussed newlines and how we're omitting them from the language. Now we're gonna have to have some literals to denote common constant values like integers, float, and strings. Again, I've pulled in this syntax from languages like Rust, V, Pony, and Go, so I'm riding on the shoulders of some great examples of language design.
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Last time we discussed newlines and how we're omitting them from the language. Now we're gonna have to have some literals to denote common constant values like integers, float, and strings. Again, I've pulled in this syntax from languages like Rust, V, Pony, and Go, so I'm riding on the shoulders of some great examples of language design.
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Last time we discussed newlines and how we're omitting them from the language. Now we're gonna have to have some literals to denote common constant values like integers, float, and strings. Again, I've pulled in this syntax from languages like Rust, V, Pony, and Go, so I'm riding on the shoulders of some great examples of language design.