everything.kaos

/*
This is a test that almost every feature of the language
used in a program altogether to see if anything is wrong.
*/

import modules.lib
from modules.lib import everything_f2
import modules.lib as lib2

/*
This is a
multiline comment
for the function below
@description Adds to numbers together
*/
num def add(num x, num y)
    num z = x + y

    bool a = true
    num b = 576.34
    // This is a comment
    list c = ['foo', "bar", 17, 3.14, a, false] // End of Line(EOL) comment
    pretty echo c
    # This is a comment too
    dict d = {'a': 1, 'b': b, 'c': [2, 3, 4]} # End of Line(EOL) comment
    pretty print d

    del c
end {
    z == 8  : f1(),
    z > 10  : f2(),
    default : f3()
}

print add(3, 5)

echo lib.everything_f1(4)
print everything_f2(32)
print lib2.everything_f3(121, 34)

num def f1()
    num a = 101
    return a
end

num def f2()
    num b = 102
    return b
end

num def f3()
    num c = 103
    return c
end

list a = [
    1,
    2,
    3
]

void def loop1(num i)
    print i
    print "hey"
end

void def loop2(num i, num x)
    print i
    print x
end

void def loop3(num i, str key, str val)
    print i
    print key
    print val
end

3 times do i -> loop1(i)
3 times do as i -> loop1(i)

foreach [1, 2, 3] as i, x -> loop2(i, x)

foreach {'a': 'foo', 'b': 'bar', 'c': 'baz'} as i, key : val -> loop3(i, key, val)