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Author: neverRare

reference/misc/statement_vs_expression.md

@@ -4,46 +4,6 @@ Statement and expression are mutually exclusive, a definition can be a statement
 
 For example, prefix operation is an expression but not a statement. Solely using it as a statement results in syntax error, and needed to be wrapped in curve bracket `()` in order to be syntactically valid (although, it may yield a warning in linting).
 
-The following are non-exhaustive list of definitions according to whether it is an expression, statement, or both.
-
-Statement only:
-
-- alias
-- function declaration
-- variable declaration
-- namespace
-- void function call
-- void method call
-- assignment
-- type alias
-- return
-- break
-- continue
-- for loop
-- if statement
-
-Expression only:
-
-- unnamed function
-- steady function
-- steady method call
-- prefix method call
-- if expression
-- from
-- variable
-
-Both Statement and Expression:
-
-- grouping
-- method call other than prefix
-- non-void unsteady function call
-- non-void unsteady method call
-
 ## Declaration
 
 Declarations are statements that requires an identifier.
-
-- namespace
-- variable declaration
-- function declaration
-- type alias