There's already another syntax example in the thread, but I want to point out the weirdest syntax I've seen yet: positional arguments look like posix command arguments:

   greet name/string="World" --greeting/string="Hello" -> string:
     return "$greeting $name"

   main:
     print (greet)                         // Prints Hello World.
     print (greet "Ada" --greeting="Hi")    // Prints Hi Ada.

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Nice syntax. It looks like how we'd design programming if C had never existed.

  add a/int b/int -> int:
    return a + b
  
  main:
    print (add 2 3)  // Prints 5.

Most importantly though (/s), is this toit as in "roof" in French, toit as in "to it", or otherwise?