wscript: types & values

64-bit ints, floats, strings, bool; no implicit numeric conversion, no truthiness, reference semantics for compound types.

let x = 5                  // int (64-bit signed, wrapping); inference everywhere
let name: string = "wil"   // annotations allowed on lets, required only on fn signatures
let pi = 3.14              // float
let log = "hp: " + str(99)         // + concatenates strings; str() converts
let msg = fmt("{} of {}", 3, 10)   // {} formatting (no string interpolation)

- No implicit numeric conversion: 1 + 2.0 is a type error — use int(x) / float(x). - No truthiness: conditions must be bool. - Statements end at newlines; semicolons optional. Lines starting with . continue a method chain. - Reference semantics for string/structs/lists/maps (assignment copies the reference); clone() for deep copies.