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Hi this is sharings at the heart.

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Once again welcome to the next video of Cartland programming series.

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Now in this video we will quickly get an overview of the basic syntax of Cartland programming such as

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we will quickly have a look on the functions variables plus syntax constructors and also comments.

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Now this video is just a Kickstarter tutorial for the upcoming videos in the upcoming videos.

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We will talk about functions variables classes and so on.

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In a lot more detail in the separate more details such as the way we talk about variables in the next

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Mordy will further we will talk about functions separately in an addendum ARDEUIL.

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So this video will simply give you an overview of the basic syntax of the Coquelin programming so as

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to make you comfortable with the Codlin language.

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So here insert the intelligent ID.

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First let us check out how do we read the command line in case of Cartland.

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So in order to get the inline commands we can simply use forward Sless forward slash and then say.

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This is in line command right like we read the comments in any other programming language.

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Now similarly in order to write the multiple lines of command you can simply use forward slash as strict

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as strict and then forward slash.

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No in-between these two asterisks.

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You can simply try to make deeper lines of command.

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This is the command line version and this is the command line through and so on you can define multiple

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commands.

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Right now what is the benefit of command incomings.

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You can simply read the documentation such as lardons do find the command for this main function.

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So here I have simply written.

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This is the main function entry point of the application so whatever statements that you will write

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within these two asterisks and forward slash the compiler won't execute.

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These lines of code write.

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This will be ignored during the code compilation.

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Fine.