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- | >def vocals := [1, t, " | + | >def vocals := [" |
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- | >t[3] := vocals; | + | >table[3] := vocals |
>>[1, 2, [" | >>[1, 2, [" | ||
- | >t[3][2] | + | >table[3][2] |
>>" | >>" | ||
</ | </ | ||
As shown in the definition of the varible " | As shown in the definition of the varible " | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | >[ 1, table, " | ||
+ | >>[1, [1, 2, [" | ||
+ | </ | ||
==== Functions ==== | ==== Functions ==== | ||
- | As variables and tables, functions are defined with the keyworkd | + | As variables and tables, functions are defined with the keyword **def** in the form of: |
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def functionname( < | def functionname( < | ||
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- | The argument list is just a list of local variables which are always evaluated one by one from left to right. | + | The argument list is just a list of local variables which are always evaluated one by one from left to right. A basic function looks like this: |
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>def square (x) { x*x } | >def square (x) { x*x } |
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