Syntax

● Beginner4 minBefore this: Your First ProgramSpec 1.1

How a Kavach file is written: one statement per line, blocks in braces, no semicolons.

fn main() {
    greet("Asha")
    greet("Ravi")
}

fn greet(name: String) {
    print("Hello, {name}")
}

kavach run main.kav

Hello, AshaHello, Ravi

The rules in short

A file ends in .kav. A program starts at fn main().
One statement per line. There are no semicolons.
Braces { } group lines into a block: the body of a function, a loop or an if.
Text goes in double quotes; a single character in single quotes.
Indent with four spaces. kavach fmt does it for you.

Kavach is case-sensitive: total and Total are two different names.