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Like most esoteric language features in existence, Raku allows for it. Probably easier to support, as variables are prefixed with sigils.
by vvillena 4y ago
Like most esoteric language features in existence, Raku allows for it. Probably easier to support, as variables are prefixed with sigils.
- lizmat 4y agoThe rule for kebab-case (regardless of whether or not it has a sigil) in Raku is: - each part of the identifier must start with an alpha character - cannot end with - So, "foo-bar" would be legal, "foo-" would not, "foo-4" would be considered "foo" - 4. If you want to substract two sigilless identifiers, you *must* have whitespace between them. So "foo - bar" instead of "foo-bar".