Automatic type declaration

There are no type declarations nor type castings as found in C. Types are determined from context. In the statement, var i = 6, the variable i is a number type. For example, the following C code:

int max(int a, int b)

{

   int result;

   result = (a < b) ? b : a;

   return result;

}

could be converted to the following ScriptEase code:

Clib.max(a, b)

{

   var result = (a < b) ? b : a;

   return result;

}

The code could be made even more like C by using a with statement as in the following fragment.

with (Clib)

{

   max(a, b)

   {

      var result = (a < b) ? b : a;

      return result;

   }

}

A with statement can be used with large blocks of code which would allow Clib and SElib methods to be called like C functions. C programmers will appreciate this ability. Other users who decide to use the extra power of C functions will come to appreciate this ability.

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