FilipJanitor

So the block actually executes each time the value is requested? In the Java example, the user would call the function (they are all private)? Because if yes, then it...

Ok I see that the semantics are different than I expected. Anyways, how is it with splitting expressions on multiple lines currently? Because if it is possible, then the functionality...

Ok, and what if there is a long expression (inside some if for example) - is it splittable to multiple lines? For example, I think in python there is an...

As I am not a Scalist I am not sure how powerful the syntactic sugar is, if it is closer to list comprehensions or just some simple initialization (simple sequences)...

It seems like it is closer to list comprehensions (if that is the case, I don see much difference between this and #457) Pyhonic syntax for these is very similar...

Do I understand correctly that this would be a part of some kind of preprocessing? I guess it will need to infer types of function that can be called on...

Is this necessary? I mean, in Java the `println` is just a method of `PrintStream` that belongs to `System` class.

Yeah, so probably we will need to decide which approach will be used - the IO as part of the language or IO as some out of language workaround. As...

Print was originally a statement in Python. In Java and Scala (if I understood correctly) it is just a regular function. This approach makes the language more "algorithmic" in sense...

[Here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/6239909) is a pretty good extract of the reasons why the IO as statements (language features) might not be the best idea. (about Python)