Syntax Guide | Welcome to Crabby!

📄️ Variables

In Crabby, a variable is declared with the let and var keyword.

Constants in Crabby are immutable, meaning that once a constant is assigned a value, it cannot be changed. This is a fundamental aspect of the language that helps prevent accidental modification of data.

📄️ Arrays

In Crabby, arrays are a collection of values of the same type. They are created using square brackets [] and can contain any number of elements of the same type.

📄️ Functions

Functions in Crabby can be used with the def or fun keyword!

📄️ Pub

In Crabby, the pub keyword is used to declare a function as public, which means it can be imported and used by other modules. Here's an example of a public function in Crabby:

📄️ Private

The private keyword is used to declare a private function, which means it can only be accessed within the same module or file. Private functions are useful for encapsulating functionality and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data or operations.

📄️ Docstring

You can make a docstring in Crabby by doing this:

📄️ If Else

In Crabby, using if & else statements are a way to make decisions in your code. It's a simple and straightforward way to control the flow of your program based on certain conditions.