Literals

Numbers

1 -23 123'456
some integer values of type Int64
1i32 -23i32 123'456i32
some integer values of type Int32
1.0 -23.0 123'456.0
some floating-point values of type Float64
1.0f32 -23.0f32 123'456.0f32
some floating-point values of type Float32

Booleans

true false
the two values of type Bool

Strings

"abc" ""
some values of type String

Math

1 + 1
2
2.0.sqrt()
1.414214

Definitions

Constants

let a = 1
the Int64 value 1 assigned to the constant a
a
1
a = 2
compilation error – a constant cannot be reassigned

Variables

var a = 1
the Int64 value 1 assigned to the variable a
a
1
a = 2 * 3
6

Functions

fun sum(a: Int64, b: Int64): Int64 = a + b
a function accepting two arguments of type Int64
and returning a value of type Int64
sum(12, 23)
35

Classes

class Person(let firstName: String, let lastName: String, var age: Int64) { fun fullName(): String = "${self.firstName} ${self.lastName}" } let alice = Person("Alice", "Smith", 23) alice.lastName
"Smith"
alice.fullName()
"Alice Smith"
alice.age = 24 alice.age
24

Modules (not implemented)

module Utilities { fun appendTest(value: String): String = "${value} test" } Utilities.appendTest("string")
"string test"

Namespaces (not implemented)

Control Flow

Conditions

let a = 2 if a == 1 { println("a is one") } else { println("a is not one") }
a is not one
fun describeFloat(float: Float64): String = if float ... === Float64.NaN { "not a number" } ... .isFinite.not { "infinity" } ... >= 0.0 { "positive" } else { "negative" } describeFloat(123.4)
"positive"
describeFloat(1.0/0.0)
"infinity"

Loops

for i in List[Int64](1, 2, 3) { print(i.toString()) }
"123"

Basic Types

Strings

let a = "foo"
"foo"
let c = a + "bar"
"foobar"
c.size()
6
c.isEmpty()
false

Options

...

Lists

let list = List[Int64](30, 10, 20, 40)
List(30, 10, 20, 40)
list.size()
4
list(0) // same as list.get(0)
30
list(0) = 5 // same as list.set(0, 5)
Vec(5, 10, 20, 40)
list.first()
Some(5)
list.last()
Some(40)
d.removeAt(3)
List(5, 10, 20)
d.push(40)
List(5, 10, 20, 40)

Set

...

Maps

let map = HashMap[String, String](("hello", "a greeting"), ("goodbye", "a parting"))
HashMap(("hello", "a greeting"), ("goodbye", "a parting"))
map.contains("hello")
true
map.get("hello")
Some("a greeting")
map.insert("ciao", "not sure ...")
HashMap(("hello", "a greeting"), ("goodbye", "a parting"), ("ciao", "not sure ..."))
map.remove("ciao")
"not sure ..."

Array

...