Hello world!

We'll start off by writing a simple hello world.

But first, we'll learn how to create a function.

fn foobar(a, b)
{
	...
}

• fn tells the code that a function is being created.
• foobar is the name of the function, choose whatever you want.
• (a, b) are the function arguments, define them using the parenthesis, then give them a name (here a and b)
• { ... } open the function, that's where your code will go

Functions can also return a value using the return keyword followed by a value (example: return 4).

Alright, now that you know how to create a function, let's introduce the main function.

The main function is the function that is being executed first, so if we want to write a Hello world!, then we'll have to create a main function:

main.kop

fn main()
{
	print("Hello world!\n");
}

There you go, Hello world!

The print function takes 1 argument, here a string, that is gonna be written to the screen. The \n at the end of the string means that we want to add a new-line at after the text.

Now that we have created our main function printing "Hello world!" to the terminal, we need to compile and run our code, head up to the next part to learn how!