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by brendanfh
932 days ago
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The example in the blog post could have been written a little bit better, but in Onyx ":=" is actually a combination of two operations: defining a new variable with ':', and assigning the value with '='. If the type can be inferred on the right hand-side of the assignment, you can leave out the type between the ':' and the '=' and it effectively becomes a single operator. An alternative way to write that could have been 'input: str = "111 110 121 120";'. To assign in Onyx, you only have to use '='. |
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