Friday, September 15, 2006

.05 is an Identifier!

You should note that .05 (and any other "floating point number" of the form .digit*) is an identifier. Somewhat weird, and it confused me for a bit, but since the language does not include floating point numbers, it is fine.

So we can have an statement like

.5 = .7 + 6;

Where, .5 and .7 are variables.

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