Variables

A variable is a block of memory containing an struct, a class, a native type, pointers or function pointers.

Initialization

Variables are always default-initialized unless marked as undefined which keeps the memory as it was before initialization (garbage memory).

Nodes
Code
struct Type
{
    Bool alive;
    Bool running;
}

void main()
{
    Type one; // Default initialized
    Type two = undefined; // Not initialized (garbage)
    Type three(true); // 'alive' set to true
    Type four(running=true); // 'running' set to true

    Type five = four; // Copy four into five
    Type six := four; // Move four into six
    Type* seven = &six; // Seven is pointer to four
}

Member Variables

Nodes
Code
Type one;
one.alive = true;

Type* ptr = &one;
ptr->alive = false;
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