Comment by publicdebates

The for loop is odd. Why is the word counter in there twice?

    counter :: int

    for counter in <1, 10-counter> (
       print(counter)
       print(" ")
    )

Using backfor to count backwards is an odd choice. Why not overload for?

    backfor counter in <1, 9> print(counter, " ")

This is confusing to me. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the design principles, but the syntax seems unintuitive.