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A: How to create a quotation containing the given token in a syntax word in Factor programming language When you curry or fry a word into a quotation, the word is first placed into a `wrapper` object. This way, when the quotation is called, it places the word literal back on the stack instead of calling the word: ``` 1 2 \ + [ ] 3curry ! [ 1 2 \ + ] call ! 1 2 + (not 3) ``` ... (more) |
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