# First we try to print a value out
print 1234 # => 1234

# then we check that printing a value returns the correct result
print print print 1969 # => 1969
                       # => 1969
                       # => 1969

# Printing of string literals
print 'foo' # => foo

# Type info is tracked through variable assignments
let bar = 'bar'
print bar # => bar

# Type info is tracked through function calls
fn print_str(s: String): String
   print s
end

print_str('hello') # => hello

## Tests for printing out 'large' numbers. This makes sure we print
## out 64 bit values correctly
print 2147483647 # => 2147483647
print -2147483648 # => -2147483648
print 2971215073 # => 2971215073
print 9223372036854775807 #=> 9223372036854775807
# Since negative integers aren't actually literals, just applications
# of a prefix operator we can't actually _write_ the value in
# full. Instead compute it.
print -9223372036854775807 - 1 # => -9223372036854775808