Inheritance

Classes can extend other classes using the <- syntax. This allows the child class to inherit fields and methods from the parent class.

cl Animal {
    name
    fn speak() {
        rev "..."
    }
}

cl Dog <- Animal {
    fn speak() {
        rev "Woof!"
    }
}

dog = Dog()
pt(dog.speak()) // "Woof!"

dryLang strictly guards against circular inheritance (e.g., A inherits B, and B inherits A). If you attempt to define a circular inheritance chain, the compiler will gracefully block it and throw a CompileError.