I have been using Jinx for some time, evaluating it for use in an environment made for first-time programming. In particular, to me, the function signature synt

I have been using Jinx for some time, evaluating it for use in an environment made for first-time programming. In particular, to me, the function signature syntax is by far the most interesting part of it. I’ve never seen a language before that has optional parts (`function {x} (is) divisible by {y}`), alternative parts (`function {x} is/are even`), or a variety of argument passing styles (collections with/without wrapping parentheses, labeled arguments). The tutorial document is quite well written and is a great read to understand the language more.