WARN

Warn

The warn keyword allows you to emit non-fatal warnings at runtime.

Syntax

warn "Your warning message here"

When the interpreter encounters a warn statement, it will print a formatted warning to the console and then continue execution. This is useful for alerting developers to potential issues that don't need to stop the program, such as using a deprecated feature or missing a configuration file.

Example

warn "Configuration file not found, using default settings."
println("Program is running with default configuration.")

Running this will output:

[WARN]: Configuration file not found, using default settings.

Program is running with default configuration.