First, the message: ${message} A simple test follows: ${message} A more rigorous test, showing that we're not faking it: ${message@#$%&}

Message exists! ...and even generates output! Nested statements are ok, too.

Here's more edge cases of if instructions. One is two One is not two And more complex ifs: One is two One is three And again: One is two One is three One is four One is one Now for switch case instructions: The world says hello to you. This is the message to say hello And another one, with a default instruction: This is the message to say hello It's a small world, afterall. ABC123 This is no message in particular Another, degenerate switch: This is not a switch statement. Now we start the assigns and variable tests A list literal test: ${item} A boolean test: B1: True False B2: True False Now call the function: ${test.test1} ${test.test45} ${test.hello} ${test.world} ${test.hash} ${test.test89} Simple. Variables are: ${a1}, ${a2}, ${a3}.