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Arguments

Sasha Koshka edited this page 2022-08-24 05:44:59 +00:00

The glue that holds ARF syntax together is the argument. It is a syntactical element that carries a value of any of these types:

• Unsigned integer literal
• Signed integer literal
• Float literal
• String literal
• Rune literal
• Identifier
• Variable definition
• Phrase with one return value

Any slot in ARF that takes a value is an argument, and can carry these things inside of it. The only exception to this is array length initialization, which must be an unsigned integer literal.

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