MoonPeanut relies heavily on functional practices , stacks
Edit by : MoonPeanut relies heavily on functional practices (no goto for you!), stacks,
reliance on only 26 global function handles (uppercase letters from A to Z).
Function clauses are also equivalent to strings in that :: and Create the
same data structures, which might mean something for reflectivity. Function
clauses can start with a backslash to add functional arguments, up to a pipe
(e.g. abc|). These lowercase arguments can then be used in the function body.
Also note, function arguments are not available in scope to nested functions.
Functions can be both called, pushed on the stack, and passed as arguments to
be called by other functions. you can free download MoonPeanut Programming Language 0.0011 now.