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📏 BASIC GRAMMAR

• Instructions can end with a semicolon, but it isn’t mandatory.
• Blocks of code (i.e.: functions, if blocks, etc.) are delimited by curly brackets, as is standard in many programming languages.
• // indicates a single line comment and /**/ indicates a multi-line comment.
• Brackets aren’t used in if and while statements.

🔑 KEYWORDS

Keyword	Description
and	both X and Y are true
char	char type
class	creates a class
const	defines a constant
def	defines a numeric constant
do	tells that the loop will execute at least once, even if the condition evaluates to false
elif	if the previous block of code evaluates to false, then executes another evaluation with a different statement
else	runs the following block of code if the previous statement evaluates to false
exit	exits from a loop
false	false value
fun	function
if	introduces a conditional statement
import	imports a module
jump	skips to the next iteration
let	defines a variable
new	instantiates an object
not	negates a statement
or	either X or Y is true
ret	return a value or exit from a function
self	refers to the current instance of an object
true	true value
while	defines a loop that will keep running as long as the condition is met

#️⃣ SYMBOLS AND OPERATORS

Symbol	Description
=	assign a value
==	compare a value
;	marks the end of a statement. OPTIONAL
{ }	delimits a block of code
( )	delimits an expression or marks a function
++	increment
–	decrement
[ ]	holds elements in an array or accesses an element at a specific index
,	separates elements in an array
“”	string
‘’	character
.	access a property of an object or represents a floating point
//	single line comment
/**/	multiline comment

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