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README.md

@@ -28,98 +28,5 @@ Steps to build:
 2) Build executable `cargo build`
 3) Try running some examples! `path/to/executable compile path/to/file.hz`
 
-# Syntax
-> This language is still in development, the syntax can be changed at anytime.
-
-Hazure is a [free-form](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-form_language) syntax style, so the indentation is purely for readability.
-
-```sml
-fun main: void = do
-    @write("Hello, World!");
-end;
-```
-
-is the same as
-
-```sml
-fun main: void = do @write("Hello, World!"); end;
-```
-
-Hazure is also [expression-oriented](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression-oriented_programming_language) like OCaml. There are currently 10 expressions:
-
-1) Comment
-    ```
-    -- Comment!
-    -{ Block Comment }-
-    ```
-2) Values / Types
-    ```sml
-    1
-    true
-    "string"
-    variable
-    ```
-3) Unary and Binary
-    ```sml
-    1 + 2
-    !true
-    ```
-4) Call and Intrinsic. Intrinsic starts with a `@`
-    ```sml
-    @write("Hello")
-    foo("bar")
-    ```
-5) Pipeline
-    ```sml
-    "Hello, World" |> @write(_)
-    ```
-6) Variable declaration
-    ```sml
-    let foo: int = 727;
-    let bar: string = "Hi";
-    let baz: boolean = true;
-    ```
-7) Function declaration
-    ```sml
-    fun foo: void = @write("void returns nothing");
-    fun bar (x: int): int = x + 1;
-    fun baz (x: int) (y: int): int = x + y;
-    ```
-8) If conditions
-    ```sml
-    let cond: bool = true;
-    if cond then
-        @write("True");
-    else
-        do
-            @write("False");
-        end;
-    end;
-    ```
-9) Case matching
-    ```sml
-    case 1 + 1 of
-        | 2 -> @write("Yes");
-        \ @write("How?");
-    end;
-    ```
-10) Do notation. It allows you to have multiple expression because something like right hand side of the function declaration `fun a: int = ...` can only have 1 expression. Do allows you to bypass that.
-    ```sml
-    do
-        @write("Hello, World");
-        foo(bar);
-        let baz: int = 6 + 10;
-    end;
-    ```
-
-Hazure isn't a scripting language, so, you will need a main function.
-
-```sml
-fun main: void = do
-    @write("Hello, World");
-    @write(34 + 35);
-end;
-```
-
 # License
 Hazure is licensed under both [MIT license](https://github.com/azur1s/hazure/blob/master/LICENSE-MIT) and [Apache License](https://github.com/azur1s/hazure/blob/master/LICENSE-APACHE)

SYNTAX.md

@@ -0,0 +1,92 @@
+# Syntax
+> This language is still in development, the syntax can be changed at anytime.
+
+Hazure is a [free-form](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-form_language) syntax style, so the indentation is purely for readability.
+
+```sml
+fun main: void = do
+    @write("Hello, World!");
+end;
+```
+
+is the same as
+
+```sml
+fun main: void = do @write("Hello, World!"); end;
+```
+
+Hazure is also [expression-oriented](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression-oriented_programming_language) like OCaml. There are currently 10 expressions:
+
+1) Comment
+    ```
+    -- Comment!
+    -{ Block Comment }-
+    ```
+2) Values / Types
+    ```sml
+    1
+    true
+    "string"
+    variable
+    ```
+3) Unary and Binary
+    ```sml
+    1 + 2
+    !true
+    ```
+4) Call and Intrinsic. Intrinsic starts with a `@`
+    ```sml
+    @write("Hello")
+    foo("bar")
+    ```
+5) Pipeline
+    ```sml
+    "Hello, World" |> @write(_)
+    ```
+6) Variable declaration
+    ```sml
+    let foo: int = 727;
+    let bar: string = "Hi";
+    let baz: boolean = true;
+    ```
+7) Function declaration
+    ```sml
+    fun foo: void = @write("void returns nothing");
+    fun bar (x: int): int = x + 1;
+    fun baz (x: int) (y: int): int = x + y;
+    ```
+8) If conditions
+    ```sml
+    let cond: bool = true;
+    if cond then
+        @write("True");
+    else
+        do
+            @write("False");
+        end;
+    end;
+    ```
+9) Case matching
+    ```sml
+    case 1 + 1 of
+        | 2 -> @write("Yes");
+        \ @write("How?");
+    end;
+    ```
+10) Do notation. It allows you to have multiple expression because something like right hand side of the function declaration `fun a: int = ...` can only have 1 expression. Do allows you to bypass that.
+    ```sml
+    do
+        @write("Hello, World");
+        foo(bar);
+        let baz: int = 6 + 10;
+    end;
+    ```
+
+Hazure isn't a scripting language, so, you will need a main function.
+
+```sml
+fun main: void = do
+    @write("Hello, World");
+    @write(34 + 35);
+end;
+```