Bound System

Note: This section is subject to change

The Bound System is a system that checks the relativity of your code. Relative to whether if it's only used in the script itself, or if it interacts with the outside world. There are three categories that code could align with.

In-Bounds

In-Bounds, means all code or funcs are only within the script. They do that interact with the outside, only the within the script itself. Some examples include:

• output
• let
• logic based syntax such as if statements and loops

Passive Bounds

Passive Bounds are code or funcs that not only interact with the script, but they also interact with the outside world. Examples include:

• read()

To clear any confusion, read() is considered one because it interacts with the outside by getting the contents of file, whilst assigning those contents to a value that will be given to variable.

Out-Bounds

Out-Bounds are code or funcs that do not interact with the script whatsoever. They interact with outside files or with data that doesn't involve Intext. Examples include:

• write()
• append()

To clear any confusion, yes, write() and append() do need variables for input which could consider them to be In-Bounds, but, their purpose is enacted outside of the script.