second-post-code.mur

/*
Murmur | (C) EnderCommunity
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This is a pitch file for Murmur that will include the general syntax for
Murmur, and all the functions that it can use.

This is Murmur code that can't be processed by the first-post compiler!
*/

//(!) All the functions that start with a # are preprocessor functions
//(!!) The first-stage compiler will ignore this import type!

#import <System>; //This will allow you to import Murmur-native libraries!

//(!) It is recommended that you start variable names with a capital letter!

object Obj1 = {}, Obj2 = {}, Obj3 = {};

const int Const1 = 0;
const string Const2 = "Hi!";
const file Const3 = new FileStream("path/filename.txt"); //You can't close this stream until! It will be closed once the process is closed

/*
delete Const3; //This will result in an error;
Const3 = new FileStream("path/filename.txt"); //This too!
*/

private int Test2 = 0; //Functions inside and outside the current function can't access this variable (In this case, the function is located in the index-scope, it can't be accessed by functions are defined by the program here)


class Object {
    private int a; //This variable can be only accessed within this class!
    public int b; //This variable can be accessed outside this class!
    int c = 0; //This variable can be accessed outside this class!
    Constructor(){ //This is the constructor function of this class!
        //This function is called when you use the 'new Object()' function!
    }
    Constructor(int b){ //This is the constructor function of this class!
        //This function is called when you use the 'new Object(<int>)' function!
    }
    /*
    function::Void Constructor(){ //This is also a Constructor function!
        //But this will throw an error if the Constructor has already been declared!
    }
    */
    function::Void d(){ //This function can be accessed outside this class!
        //
    }
    private function::Void e(){ //This function can be only accessed within this class!
        //
    }
};