What happens if you do:
x = read_guess(); y = io.read_int("what's your name: "); z = read_guess();
How would your system ensure x and z are the same?
x = read_guess(); y = io.read_int("what's your name: "); z = read_guess();
How would your system ensure x and z are the same?
x = read_guess(0)
y = read_name("what's your name: ", len(x))
z = read_guess(len(x)+len(y))
fn do_stuff(offset: int) -> (string, int) { x = read_guess(offset) y = read_name("what's your name: ", offset + len(x)) z = read_guess(offset+len(x)+len(y)) new_offset = offset+len(x)+len(y)+len(z) return ("name is: {y}, guess is: {x}", new_offset) }