9358278f7b
CM KCL: `=` and `=>` are optional in fn declarations Co-authored-by: Matt Mundell <matt@mundell.me>
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61 lines
1.2 KiB
Plaintext
# full
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fn two = () => {
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return 2
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}
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==>
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Program(FunctionDeclaration(fn,
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VariableDefinition,
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Equals,
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ParamList,
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Arrow,
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Body(ReturnStatement(return,
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Number))))
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# = is optional
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fn one () => {
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return 1
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}
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==>
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Program(FunctionDeclaration(fn,
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VariableDefinition,
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ParamList,
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Arrow,
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Body(ReturnStatement(return,
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Number))))
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# => is optional
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fn one = () {
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return 1
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}
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==>
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Program(FunctionDeclaration(fn,
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VariableDefinition,
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Equals,
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ParamList,
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Body(ReturnStatement(return,
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Number))))
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# terse
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fn two() {
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return 2
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}
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==>
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Program(FunctionDeclaration(fn,
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VariableDefinition,
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ParamList,
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Body(ReturnStatement(return,
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Number))))
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