declaresub

var X = 
    {
    foo: function()
        {
        var bar=function(){return 'Thunk!';}; 
        this.foo = bar; 
        return bar.call(this);
        }
    };

declaresub

#! /usr/bin/python

from logging import getLogger
from logging.config import dictConfig


LOGGING = {
    'version': 1,
    'disable_existing_loggers': False,
    'formatters': 

declaresub

Sub Backup(source as FolderItem, destination as FolderItem)
  if source is nil then
    dim e as new NilObjectException
    e.Message = "Backup failed.  source is nil."
    raise e
  end if
  if destination is nil then
    dim e as new NilObjectException
    e.Message = "Backup failed.  destination is nil."
    raise e

declaresub

# The following example demonstrates a use of a Python assignment expression in the course of parsing a str into a tuple.
# The value kid contains a key type and a key lookup id, delimited by '-'.  The goal is to split them apart and
# convert the key lookup id to int, with little regard for readability.

kid = 'pwid-43'
key_type, key_sn = ((x:=kid.split('-'))[0], int(x[1]))

# To limit the scope of the variable to the expression, one can wrap the expression into a lambda function.

key_type, key_sn = (lambda kid: ((x:=kid.split('-'))[0], int(x[1])))(kid)

declaresub

import { setupWorker } from 'msw'

import { handlers } from './api/index'

// This configures a Service Worker with the given request handlers.
export const worker = setupWorker(...handlers)