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  1. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Eventually Operator (3,218 bytes)
    12: println("car will eventually move to 2,3. But not yet.")
    16: ...w, it is guaranteed that the following statement (println in this case) will execute before the car moves, ...
  2. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Hello World (1,381 bytes)
    8: ? println("Hello World")
    21: ...run an <span class="e">''E''</span> program, put "println("Hello World")" into a text file. Make sure the f...
  3. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Data Types and Control Flow (8,231 bytes)
    15: println("a is less than b")
    17: println("Wow, the arithmetic logic unit in this processor...
    26: ...ment and "==" for testing equality. The function "println" prints to the console. The "if" statement looks ...
    116: println(i)
    118: for j in ["a", 1, true] {println(j)}
  4. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/InputOutput (3,875 bytes)
    60: println(`Found $targetFileName at ${file.getPath()}`)
  5. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Data Structures (6,727 bytes)
    18: for each in newList {println(`Element: $each`)}
    19: for i => each in newList {println(`Element number $i is $each`)}
    38: println("Yeah, push and pop make a list work like a stack...
    61: for key => value in table {println(`Key: $key Value: $value`)}
    62: for each in table {println(`Value: $each`)}
  6. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Interfacing to Java (9,688 bytes)
    118: System.out.println("obj = " + obj + ", of type " + obj.getClass());
    122: System.out.println("list = " + list + ", of type " + list.getClass()...
  7. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Quasi-Literals and Quasi-Parsers (8,285 bytes)
    16: println(answerString)</nowiki>
    29: println(`text matches, word1 = $word1`)
  8. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Emakers (8,573 bytes)
    73: for each in queue {println(each)}</nowiki>
  9. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Ordinary Computing Examples (14,560 bytes)
    23: def traceln(text) { stderr.println(text) }
  10. Walnut/Secure Distributed Computing/Capability Patterns (47,351 bytes)
    328: println(claim)
    331: println(attendant.retrieveCar(claim))
    420: return println ("Ha! stole the car")
    425: println("Ha! didn't get car, but got control")
    426: } catch prob {println(`rats! foiled again: $prob`)}
  11. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Objects and Functions (24,085 bytes)
    159: println(`The car ${sportsCar.getName()} is at X location ...
    252: println(`default capacity is: ${makeQueue.getDEFAULT_CAPA...
    370: println(`The car can go ${car.milesTillEmpty()} miles.`)
  12. Walnut/Distributed Computing (39,418 bytes)
    102: println(`File has text: $text`)
    103: } catch p2 {println(`Problem with existing file: $p2`)}
    104: } else {println("File does not exist")}
    105: } catch prob {println(`Problem reaching file: $prob`)}
    217: println("No numbers!")
  13. Walnut/intro (13,569 bytes)
    86: > println("is less")
  14. Walnut/Advanced Topics/Build your Own Guards (4,275 bytes)
    120: > println(f.getPath())
    142: > println(f.getPath())
  15. Walnut/Persistent Secure Distributed Computing (13,241 bytes)
    37: stderr.println(str)
  16. Updoc (2,778 bytes)
    40: ...code>stderr</code>, <code>print</code>, and <code>println</code> is part of the results checked.
    73: <code>print</code> and <code>println</code>:
    75: ? println("a", "b"); print("c", "d")
  17. Downloads (2,759 bytes)
    17: ? println("Hello from E!")
  18. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Promises (4,930 bytes)
    26: println(`The temperature of the car engine is: $temperatu...
    28: println(`Could not get engine temperature: $prob`)
    30: println("execution of the when-catch waits for resolution...
    31: ...ln("but the program moves on immediately to these printlns")</nowiki>
  19. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Multiway when-catch (2,474 bytes)
    13: if (engineTempVow > maxTempVow) {println("Car overheating!")}
    14: } catch e {println(`Lost car or vehicleSpecs: $e`)}</nowiki>
  20. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Partial Ordering Of Sent Messages (4,533 bytes)
    19: println(`Car $nameVow has arrived`)
    20: } catch e {println("A car did not make it")}
    22: println ("Cars have been told to move, but no print of an...

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