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feat: function create #734

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Expand Up @@ -513,6 +513,34 @@ When perfection is achieved and there is nothing left to `delete`, you can do th
delete delete!
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The `delete` function works globally. If you need to use a deleted function in some other project, you must `create` it again:
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Delete only delete the keyword not the action and only delete in the current program/file/function. You can also do that to get it back later

const const _ = class!
delete class!!!
class Player {}! // Error: class was deleted
const const class = _! // Do nothing because less ! than the delete
class Player {}! // Error: class was deleted
const const class = _!!!
class Player {} // OK!


```java
delete class!
class Player {} // Error: class was deleted
create class!
class Player {} // OK!
```

To enforce minimalistic programming, you can `delete` `create`:

```java
delete create!
create class! // Error: create was deleted
```

If you need to use it, you must `create` it again:

```java
delete create!
create class! // Error: create was deleted
create create!
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You cannot create create if you deleted create

create class!
class Player {} // OK!
```



## Overloading

You can overload variables. The most recently defined variable gets used.
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