Hello, I am Sam, 20 years old from the US. I am studying mathematics+computer science as a rising junior undergraduate. Although I am actually taking the next year off, and am still in the planning phase of what I will do for the next 13 or so months. For the past two weeks I have been doing a "dopamine fast", or whatever you want to call it, so that I can finally stop using social media and watching youtube for 5+ hours per day, as well as cutting back on other fast-dopamine things that are bad

Asa is a systems programming language built to be used similarly to C++, but be a good replacement. It aims to improve upon many of the shortcomings of that aging language, without sacrificing performance. One of the operators you will be using most often in Asa is the compile time define. This is defined as the double colon, ::. It shares many of the characteristics of the set operator (=), and sometimes their functionality even overlaps. It can also be compared to the #define preprocessor keyw