##Identifiers##
Identifiers are any valid sequence of one or more unicode characters not including whitespace or the symbols */=. Indentifiers consisting entirely of digits will often be contextually understood to represent their numerical value, although depending on context they might mean something else. Case sensitivity is contextual.
##Comments## Comments are done by using tabs and last until either the end of the line or another tab
##Statements## Statements are of the form
identifier = expression
They are separated by whitespace.
##Functions## Functions are a statement where the identifier is followed by arguments as such
functionname * arg1 * arg2 = expression
Functions are invoked like so
arg1 * arg2 * functionname
This is also how you get the function pointer to do things with it. Whether it calls the function or treats it as a function pointer is contextual based on the names of the variables.
##Primitive operations##
All primitive operations are done with *. The chosen operation is contextual based on the names of the variables.
area = width * height Performs multiplication
total_money = money_in_pocket * money_in_bank Performs addition
speed = distance * time Performs division
thing = myarray * index Performs array indexing
##Order of operations## Order of operations is contextual based on the names of the variables.
##Conditionals## Conditionals are just simple functions.
blahiffalse * blahiftrue * condition * if
##Structure## There is no way to define structures. Instead you aggregate things together which you can later pull out things.
vector = x * y * aggregate
magnitude = position * x * 2 * pow * position * y * 2 * pow * 0.5 * pow