Classes

🗃️ Foundation

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Classes are a way of making Flux a tidy programming language and is one of the ways it differs from Python and makes it object-oriented.

Foundation is Flux's class library.

🏗️ Architecture

Classes are built in an orderly way. Here is a diagram that explains it:

Organisation	.	Package name	.	Module	.	Submodule	.	Etcetera
Riverside	.	Esmerelda	.	Core	.	Calculation	.	Difference(a, b)
System	.	Console	.	WriteLine("cats are better than dogs")	.	N/A	.	N/A

Obviously, classes don't necessarily need to be executable functions, they can also be variables. E.g.: System.Console.Enabled will return a boolean value.

📝 System.Console.Enabled is partially immutable, meaning while it can be changed, changing the variable will not change the state of the logger; in this case, use System.Console.Enable() or System.Console.Disable() appropriately. (this will of course change the variable System.Console.Enabled.)