Write (Output)

The write() function outputs values to stdout.

write("hello")
write(42)
write(3.14)

Multiple arguments are printed with spaces between them, followed by a newline:

write("the answer is", 42)

Write with no arguments prints a blank line:

write("")

Write the result of a library function directly:

write(full@date)

Write multiple results from different functions in one line:

write(minimal@date, random@math)

Write values alongside variables:

name = "bob"
score = 95
write("player", name, "scored", score)

Statement separator

Multiple statements can go on one line with ;:

write("a") ; write("b")

: starts a single-line comment. :: starts a block comment that ends with :::

: this is a comment
write("hello")

:: this is a
block comment ::
write("world")

// is integer division, not a comment: 10 // 3 = 3.