use "fmt.cat"
use lib "directory/long_library_name"
use "directory/library'with'special'chars"

\ This is a comment, it should be ignored by the compiler

fmt.printf "%i + %i = %i File length: %i\n" a b a + b (io.file_size "file.txt")
fmt.println "Hello world!"

let a := 123 \ This is another comment, that should be ignored by the compiler
let uninitialized : u32
let multiple variables here : u32 = 1 2 3
let string : str, number : i32

if a == 1 {
	lol
} elif b == 2 {
	kek
} else {
	aaaaaaa
}

for {
	\ Infinite loop
}

for a > 0 {
	\ Countdown loop
	fmt.printf "%i\n" a--
}

\for let i : i32 = 0; i < 20; i++ {
\	\ Loop that goes up to 19
\}
\
\for let i : i32 in 0..<20 {
\	\ Shorthand for above
\}

fn name {}
fn name returntype {}
fn name() {}
fn name(param1 param2 param3: i32, param4: u32) u32 { }

struct StructName {
	field1 field2 field3: i32,
	field4: u32,
}

union MyUnion {
	data: StructName,
	some_other_data: EnumName,
}

\enum EnumName {
\	Value1,
\	Value2,
\	Value3,
\	Value4,
\}

\EnumName.Value1