Deen Language

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Includes ​

Includes are the main toolchain to split up the codebase and its logic into different modules.
Deen provides includes as a statement which merges library files into main.

NOTE THAT

Compiler includes only public components.
To make functions/structures/enumerations public use the pub keyword:

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pub fn foo() {};
pub struct foo {};
pub enum foo {};

Syntax ​

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include "lib.dn"; // include lib near main file
include "@string"; // include standard library module

Examples ​

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include "@io"
include "@string"

fn main() {
  let buffer = String.new();
  
  Stdin.read_line(&buffer);

  println!("You entered: `{}`", buffer);
}
hello
You entered `hello`
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// lib.dn
pub fn multiply(a: i32, b: i32) i32 {
  return a * b;
}

// main.dn
include "lib.dn";

fn main() {
  println!("Multiply(10, 2) returns: {}", multiply(10, 2));
}
Multiply(10, 2) returns: 20