Rethink line of code into action (method call) and result (assignment)

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Most lines of code do something, call a method, and store the result.

Focus on method invocations as main element in line of code, then add small grammar to supplement

1. Invoke method and store result
2. If statement with method or variable
3. If condition variable with method or variable conditions separated by "and" / "or"

Focus on parsing line up to determine method name. Then, small grammar to handle what to do with the result.

[CodesAway]

Like idea of allowing "as" followed by the variable name for assignment (similar to SQL) .

This is similar to the "var" added in Java 10. Can determine type based on return from method call. If compiling against Java 10 or higher, could have option to specify var instead of type.

Could also allow "var" to use var syntax and "val" to have final var (similar to Kotlin).

Example
something to string as variable name

Would yield code
String variableName = something.toString();