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-# WIP (really unfinished)
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 Virtually all programming languages use whitespace as part of their syntax. Many only as a token separator. Whitespace by itself is invisible, and you can't differentiate a tab from a space without editor highlighting or differentiation. Despite this, whitespace has very visible effects on the code around it and, even when not strictly required by a language's syntax, programmers still use it to make code readable. Whitespace in nimrod is only used as part of syntax in those cases.