Classes

Classes are objects that bundle fields and methods to provide additional functionality that you can further use as a type for any variable, which can then be further expanded using operator overloading and other type-specific behaviour. Classes members can be accessed using a dot ..

If a Class constructor is not provided, a built-in constructor is then created, for which all the fields of a class are required arguments on initialization unless a default is provided.

Example

class Circle
    radius: int
    x: int
    y: int = 4

cir: Circle = Circle(radius=5, x=2)

print(cir.radius)

class Vehicle
    year: int
    color: str

    # Constructor
    def new(year: int, color: str)
        this.year = year
        this.color = color  

# Inheritance
class Car: Vehicle
    def new(year: int, color='green', hatchback=false)
        self.hatchback = hatchback
        super.Vehicle(year, color)

    def print_year() -> void
        print('This car was made in {self.year}')

ford = Car(1992)

print(ford.hatchback)
ford.print_year()