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VSL By Example
Vihan edited this page Mar 19, 2018
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Introduction to VSL using examples:
func main() {
print("Hello, World!") // Prints Hello, World!
}
const helloWorld = "Hello, World!"
func main() {
print(helloWorld) // Prints Hello, World!
}
import IO
func main() {
let name = prompt("Enter your name: ")
print("Hello #{name}")
}
func main() {
let likesGoats = prompt("Do you like goats: ", type: .boolean)
if likesGoats {
print("good choice")
} else {
print("ono :(")
}
}
func main() {
let array: Int[] = []
if let lastItem: Int? = array.lastItem {
print("Last item is #{lastItem}")
} else {
print("No last item in this array")
}
}
func randTwoInts(from array: Int[]) -> (Int, Int) {
return (array.randomItem(), array.randomItem())
}
func partialAddition(x: Int) -> (Int) -> Int {
return (y: Int) => x + y
}
func main() {
let increment = partialAddition(x: 1)
let two = increment(1)
}
func main() {
let zeroToFour = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
let oneToFive = zeroToFour.map { ? + 1 }
}
import IO
class Goat {
let name: String
let shoeSize: Int
func greet() {
print("My name is #{self.name} and my shoe size is #{self.shoeSize}")
}
}
func main() {
let goat = Goat(name: "Sir Goat IV", shoeSize: 9)
goat.greet()
}
interface GoatConvertable {
let asGoat: Goat { get }
}
class Goat: GoatConvertable {
let name: String
let shoeSize: Int
let asGoat: Goat { return self }
}
class HornedAnimalWithBeard: GoatConvertable {
let name: String
let shoeSize: Int
let asGoat: Goat { return Goat(name: name, shoeSize: shoeSize) }
}
func sayHi(to goat: Goat) {
print("Hello #{goat}!")
}
- Introduction
- Installation
- VSL By Example
- Usage
- WASM (WebAssembly)
- The Basics
- Your First Program
- Syntax
- Concepts
- Modules
- Advanced Details
- Interop
- VSL Development
- Common Errors