Functions

Functions are ways to evaluate arguments.

Calling Functions

Functions can be called using the syntax <function name>(<arguments>...). One example could be calc('5 + 5'). To define arguments put a ( after the argument name and then specify the arguments. For each argument use a , to deliminate.

(For function name it should be alphanumeric, otherwise the name could be pruned or invalid)

Defining Functions

Functions are defined as such:

def add2(arg1, arg2) {
    arg1 + arg2
};
add2(5, 5) # Outputs 10

Argument names can be alphanumeric they work like python where the type isn’t declared.

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