Quote Originally Posted by Structure
HyperC requires every line of code end with a semicolon, as well as the end of brackets for statements.
That doesn't answer my question pertaining to braces, and introduces another one: why does HyperC require every line of code to end in a semi-colon, including what C does not require? Doesn't this go against the design goals of HyperC?

Quote Originally Posted by Structure
Ink is output to the console.
$ is a string, # is an integer, ## is a double.
That just repeats what's already in your documentation withoit answering my question. I'm saying that your syntax sucks in relation to your stated goals for your language, and this particular syntax that I'm criticising is used in ink. You might have a good reason for it, but right now it's looking like the very boilerplate that you're trying to streamline, so my question is why do you require that # and $ be used with ink when the types can be deduced at compile time.