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@@ -38,16 +38,11 @@ Variable can consist of lower-case letters, numbers, as well as `_`.
 
 Multiple variables can be assigned at once by unpacking an array or multi-return function:
 
-```
-DEFINI pair (a, b) VT { REDI (a, b) }
-DESIGNA x, y VT INVOCA pair (III, VII)
-```
+![Destructuring function](snippets/destructure_fn.png)
 
 The number of targets must match the length of the array. This also works with array literals:
 
-```
-DESIGNA a, b, c VT [I, II, III]
-```
+![Destructuring array](snippets/destructure_array.png)
 
 ## Data types
 ### NVLLVS
@@ -69,12 +64,7 @@ Strings are concatenated with `&`:
 
 Double-quoted strings support interpolation with `{expression}`:
 
-```
-DESIGNA nomen VT "Marcus"
-DICE("Salve, {nomen}!")        // → Salve, Marcus!
-DICE("Sum: {III + IV}")        // → Sum: VII
-DICE("{nomen} has {V} cats")   // → Marcus has V cats
-```
+![String interpolation](snippets/string_interp.png)
 
 Any expression can appear inside `{}`. Values are coerced to strings the same way as with `&` (integers become Roman numerals, booleans become `VERITAS`/`FALSITAS`, etc.).
 
@@ -131,25 +121,15 @@ Individual elements can be accessed by index using square brackets. Indexing is
 
 Dicts are key-value maps created with the `TABVLA` keyword and curly braces:
 
-```
-DESIGNA d VT TABVLA {"nomen" VT "Marcus", "aetas" VT XXV}
-```
+![Dict creation](snippets/dict_create.png)
 
 Keys must be strings or integers. Values are accessed and assigned with square brackets:
 
-```
-DICE(d["nomen"])              // → Marcus
-DESIGNA d["aetas"] VT XXVI   // update existing key
-DESIGNA d["novus"] VT I      // insert new key
-```
+![Dict access](snippets/dict_access.png)
 
 Iterating over a dict with `PER` loops over its keys:
 
-```
-PER k IN d FACE {
-  DICE(k)
-}
-```
+![Dict iteration](snippets/dict_per.png)
 
 `LONGITVDO(dict)` returns the number of entries. `CLAVES(dict)` returns the keys as an array.