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bal test myproject/ ├── Ballerina.toml # module metadata, dependencies ├── main.bal # entry point ├── modules/ │ └── auth/ # submodule │ ├── Module.md │ └── auth.bal ├── tests/ # test files │ └── main_test.bal └── target/ # build output Create a new project:

import ballerina/test; @Test function testAddition() int result = 2 + 2; test:assertEquals(result, 4);

int[] highSalaries = from var e in employees where e.salary > 5500 select e.salary; Generate Docker and Kubernetes artifacts using bal build . ballerina

Ballerina uses strands – lightweight threads managed by the runtime. Use start , wait , and isolated functions.

public function main() future<int> f1 = start task1(); future<string> f2 = start task2(); bal test myproject/ ├── Ballerina

string? maybeName = "Jane"; maybeName = (); // nil function divide(int a, int b) returns int|error if b == 0 return error("Division by zero");

import ballerina/http; import ballerina/io; public function main() returns error? http:Client client = check new ("https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com"); json response = check client->get("/posts/1"); io:println(response); public function main() future<int> f1 = start task1();

type Employee record string name; int salary; ; Employee[] employees = [ name: "Alice", salary: 5000 , name: "Bob", salary: 6000 ];

import ballerina/test; @Test function testAddition() int result = 2 + 2; test:assertEquals(result, 4);

int[] highSalaries = from var e in employees where e.salary > 5500 select e.salary; Generate Docker and Kubernetes artifacts using bal build .

Ballerina uses strands – lightweight threads managed by the runtime. Use start , wait , and isolated functions.

public function main() future<int> f1 = start task1(); future<string> f2 = start task2();

string? maybeName = "Jane"; maybeName = (); // nil function divide(int a, int b) returns int|error if b == 0 return error("Division by zero");

type Employee record string name; int salary; ; Employee[] employees = [ name: "Alice", salary: 5000 , name: "Bob", salary: 6000 ];

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