if (true) {
    var := 123
    class Foo {
        main { /* should this have access to var?*/ }
    }
}

class Foo {
    MyFunction => (a,b) a + b
}
// should there be a way to access my function without constructing foo?

if (true){
	var := 123
	class Foo {
		main (input){
			try:
				print var
			except:
				print input
		}
	}
}

class Foo {
   func => (a,b) self.func2(b,a)
   func2 => (c,d) c+d
}

class Foo {
   func => (a,b) self.func2(b,a)
   func2 => (c,d) c+d
}

     class A {
         func => (a,b) a + b
     }

     class B extends A {
         // overloads `func` on A
         func => (a,b) a - b
     }

 class A(String: B, Int: C = 10, Int:D) {
     main {
        if D {
             self.D = D
        }
     }
 }

class A{
    func := (a,b) => a+b
}
class B extends A{
    func := (a) => a
}

class A{
    func := (a) => a
}
a = new A()
a.func(1,2)

a.newFunc(1)

class A{
    a: String := "Hello"
}
class B extends A{
    a: Int := 4
}

class A(a,b){
}
class B{
    c: A := 56
}

class Coordinates(x,y){
}
class MyCoordinates(x,y){
}

a := Coordinates(1,2)
b: MyCoordinates := a

summarize integer

return: "long"

class A(a){
}
a := A(1)
b: A := a