small readme update

README.md

@@ -5,46 +5,54 @@ This is the repo for the Mako language spec. This is a reference parser, and its
 ```
 // C-style comments
 /*
-	C-style multiline comments
+    C-style multiline comments
 */
 
-/*
-	The language's intent and design should mimic Lua as much as possible.
-	There is a global table that is accessible, but all variables are implicitly
-	local.
-*/
 var = 2 // in the global scope
 var2 = 4 // also in global scope
 echo var + var2 // outputs 6
 
 fn function_name(arg1, arg2)
-	var3 = "hi" // implicitly local to this block
-	var4 = var + var3 // var4 = "2hi"
-	var5 = "hello" + "world"
-	return var5
+    var3 = "hi" // implicitly local to this block
+    var4 = var + var3 // var4 = "2hi"
+    var5 = "hello" + "world"
+    return var5
 end
 
-/*
-	Tables work like lua but are ordered hash maps in implementation, and coerced to arrays
-	if it makes sense to do so. Trailing comma is optional
-*/
 var6 = {
-	table1 = "foo",
-	"table2" = 42,
-	240 = anothertable
+    table1 = "foo",
+    "table2" = 42,
+    240 = anothertable
 }
 var6[lol] = "foo"
+echo var6.table1 // "foo"
 
 if condition then
-	// do stuff
+    // do stuff
 elseif condition2 then
-	// do stuff
+    // do stuff
 else
-	// do stuff
+    // do stuff
 end
 
 var7 = condition ? left : right
 
 for k, v in any_table do
-	// ordered hash map, so ipairs/pairs not necessary
+    break
 end
+
+for i = 10, 100, 10 do
+    break
+end
+
+for i = 1, 10 do
+    break
+end
+
+while true do
+    break
+end
+
+exit 0
+exit "print before exiting 0"
+```