<head><title>ColdC: A note on Conventions</title></head> <body> <h1 align=center><a href="/ColdC/">ColdC</a>: A note on Conventions</h1> <hr> <p>Througout this manual are many examples of ColdC code. When explaining how ColdC code may evaluate when interpreted, a standard convention is used. The first line is the ColdC code. The second line begins with an text arrow pointing to the right (<code>=></code>), and is follwed by a ColdC data value. This represents what the example would evaluate to when interpreted. For instance, if you called a function <code>ctime()</code>, and it returned the value <code>"Sun Feb 25 17:06:38 1996"</code>, it would be listed using this convention as: <blockquote><pre> ctime() => "Sun Feb 25 17:06:38 1996" </pre></blockquote> <hr size=4><p align=center><i>Last Modified on Feb 25 1996</i> <br><i>Copyright © 1995, 1996, Brandon Gillespie</i> </body>