Math::Farnsworth::Docs::Syntax

As a Perl module, Math::Farnsworth::Docs::Syntax provides a plethora of examples related to the syntax found within Math::Farnsworth. Its primary purpose is to assist users in gaining a better understanding of the way Math::Farnsworth's syntax operates. Math::Farnsworth is a programming language that was initially inspired by Frink, a programming language as well (refer to the website at [insert website]). Although originally modeled upon Frink, Math::Farnsworth has encountered specific obstacles while developing, and thus undergone slight syntax changes, resulting in different capabilities as well.

Math::Farnsworth possesses the ability to perform some functions more efficiently than Frink, while it may fall short in other areas. One example of Math::Farnsworth's unique syntax is implicit multiplication. In this programming language, two tokens separated by a space or parenthesis are... [text ends]