I’ve read it somewhere but I read too many things lately about verse and can’t remember where it is.
It’s like C# “ref”?
I’ve read it somewhere but I read too many things lately about verse and can’t remember where it is.
It’s like C# “ref”?
The := is used when you are both declaring a constant and setting its value at the same time, without specifying the type.
So normally you can declare a constant like this:
MaxHealth : int = 100
But if you are inside a function, you can leave out the type and let it be inferred by the value (when outside of a function, you have to declare the type).
MaxHealth := 100
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