Syntactic Sugar

ufLang supports the following syntactic sugar:

If a for or if statement does not contain brackets, it will, by default, consider the first line following it as the block to execute:

Example:

for (<variable-declaration>; <condition>; <variable-update>)
    <block> // Executes this line in the loop
<block> // Execute this line after the loop

The same behavior applies to if statements:

Example:

if (<condition>)
    <block> // Executes this line if the condition is true
<block> // Executes this line anyway

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You can also use the ternary operator instead of an if to assign a value:

Example:

<variable> = <condition> ? <value_if_true> : <value_if_false>;

This is equivalent to the following if statement:

Example (with a classic if):

if (<condition>)
    <variable> = <value_if_true>;
else
    <variable> = <value_if_false>;