gayjews() HAS A DIFFERENT CHARACTER ENDING IT IN EACH EXAMPLE!! IN AGOL BASED LANGUAGES STATEMENT TERMINATORS ARE THE SAME EVERYWHERE LIKE THEY SHOULD BE!!! AHHAHAHAHAHAGAGAG!!!FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU...
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Anonymous2012-06-14 17:03
I dont get it, whats the problem with different terminators. I dont remember Erlang very well, but I think what you have are multiple functions that get chosen like a case statement with pattern matching. So the reason that gayjews() has a different terminator is just because its in a different order in the case statement
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While I empathize with you, this is a pretty simple example that should be obvious.
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Anonymous2012-06-14 20:06
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Anonymous2012-06-14 20:30
You mean "C-based languages". Algol has (at least) these statement terminators: , ; ) | |: end then elif else fi in ouse out esac od exit
If you put a semicolon before any of these or end a clause with a semicolon or comma, it's a syntax error. to 10 do print(i) od # valid Algol #
to 10 do print(i); od # syntax error #