Lua?
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My thought as well. Ending if then blocks with end, while lacking ; looks a lot like it
Yeah looks like Lua
Matlab / Octave / Scilab?
Could have been Ruby if it weren't for the function keyword at the start. ("then" is allowed but optional.) It's Lua
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And the answer is Lua! The syntax is a bit similar to other languages but there are some keywords like then
and function
that give it away.
75% of comments got it right
Very close to VB. Glad I noticed it didn't have End If
and End Function
before I guessed.
julia probaly
Lua
A global function in Lua would be my guess.
then, end, do
feel so ridiculously annoying and pointless when you are used to python syntax.
Julia?