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**WARNING: This analysis has been made on `raylib 3.8-dev` that exposes a total of `470 functions`. Latest version of the library, `raylib 4.1-dev` exposes `+500 functions`.**
raylib is a simple and easy-to-use library to enjoy videogames programing... but, **what makes the library simple and easy-to-use?** For many users the first approach to the library is through its API, so, here it is a small analysis of the API from a **syntactic point of view**. raylib is a simple and easy-to-use library to enjoy videogames programing... but, **what makes the library simple and easy-to-use?** For many users the first approach to the library is through its API, so, here it is a small analysis of the API from a **syntactic point of view**.
How are the functions structured? Which words are used? How many parameters are exposed? How intuitive is it to understand or even guess every function/structure/enum when required? Syntax is the set of rules, principles, and processes that govern the structure of sentences in a given language and defines how we understand it. How are the functions structured? Which words are used? How many parameters are exposed? How intuitive is it to understand or even guess every function/structure/enum when required? Syntax is the set of rules, principles, and processes that govern the structure of sentences in a given language and defines how we understand it.
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## 1. Functions ## 1. Functions
Latest raylib version (3.8-dev) exposes a total of **470 functions**, a relatively small API for a gamedev library.
All raylib functions _try_ to follow this syntactic structure: All raylib functions _try_ to follow this syntactic structure:
``` ```
<Verb><Subject><Complement>(); <Verb><Subject><Complement>();