rl_lang/docs/entries/tutorial/t1/
p1.rs

1use crate::docs::entry::{ConceptCategory, ConceptEntry, DescriptionEntry, DescriptionKind};
2pub static STEP_FIRST_PROGRAM: ConceptEntry = ConceptEntry {
3    name: "1. your first program",
4    summary: "your first program",
5    category: ConceptCategory::Tooling,
6    prerequisites: &[],
7    descriptions: &[
8        DescriptionEntry {
9            kind: DescriptionKind::Explanation,
10            title: None,
11            description: "programming is just giving a computer instructions, one line at a time. your first instruction: print something to the screen. println prints a value followed by a newline",
12            examples: &["println(\"hello, world\")"],
13            expected_output: &[],
14        },
15        DescriptionEntry {
16            kind: DescriptionKind::Explanation,
17            title: None,
18            description: "you can print numbers and expressions too, not just strings",
19            examples: &["println(42)\nprintln(1 + 1)"],
20            expected_output: &[],
21        },
22        DescriptionEntry {
23            kind: DescriptionKind::Explanation,
24            title: None,
25            description: "comments let you leave notes in your code. the computer ignores everything after //",
26            examples: &["// this prints a greeting\nprintln(\"hello\") // inline comment"],
27            expected_output: &[],
28        },
29        DescriptionEntry {
30            kind: DescriptionKind::Explanation,
31            title: None,
32            description: "print does the same as println but does not add a newline at the end, so the next output appears on the same line",
33            examples: &[
34                "get print from std::io\n\nprint(\"hello \")\nprint(\"world\")\n// output: hello world",
35            ],
36            expected_output: &[],
37        },
38        DescriptionEntry {
39            kind: DescriptionKind::Explanation,
40            title: None,
41            description: "exercise: print a welcome message for your guessing game. it should greet the player and tell them what the game is about\n\nexpected output:\n  welcome to the guessing game!\n  i am thinking of a number between 1 and 100\n  can you guess it?",
42            examples: &[
43                "// your game starts here\nprintln(\"welcome to the guessing game!\")\nprintln(\"i am thinking of a number between 1 and 100\")\nprintln(\"can you guess it?\")",
44            ],
45            expected_output: &[],
46        },
47    ],
48    pitfalls: &[],
49    related: &[],
50    related_stdlib: &[],
51    since: None,
52};
rl_lang/docs/entries/tutorial/t1/p1.rs

rl_lang/docs/entries/tutorial/t1/
p1.rs
