&& ++name declares a class
&& '++name declares an abstract class
&& all of that is, of course, a statement so ¡!


&<='++animal (
 && +}}type{{ declares a property of a class
 && "+}}type{{ declares a static property of a class

 ¡"+}}string{{ name!;
 ¡+}}string{{ speed!;

 && ### declares the constructor
 ### /}}string{{ name\ /speed\ | (
   ¡<=/"Created animal named " + name\!;

   && +var refers to a property, like this. in other languages
   && you can only assign values to static variables once in this language
   ¡+name < name!;
   ¡+speed < speed!;
 )

 && +# declares a method
 +#walk /distance\ | (
   ¡<=/¿+name + " walked " + (+speed * +distance)?\!;
 )
)