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# 4. Data is Immutable by Default
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Data must be immutable by default. If the user wants to modify a value at some point, they must explicitly delclare the variable to be mutable.
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# 5. Manual Memory Management
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We can't have anything like a garbage collector, because that violates guideline 0 and 9. A borrow checker similar to rust's could be implemented, though.
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We can't have anything like a garbage collector, because that violates guidelines 0 and 9. A borrow checker similar to rust's could be implemented, though.
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# 6. Zero Ambiguity
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When looking at any part of ARF syntax, it should be abundantly clear what it means. A good rule of thumb is if its hard for the parser to reason about it, its hard for the user to reason about it too. Syntax should be thematically cohesive, but asymmetrical. Conceptually different things should *look* different.
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