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[cencol, `%:`, %cncl](#cncl)
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Slam, one argument
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`%:` is a synthetic rune that that [pull]()s [`$`]() from the [door]()
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`p` with its sample set to `q`. `%:` in the most common case simply
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[slam]()s `p` with `q`, similar to a function call with one argument.
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Unlike its close relative `%-`, `%:` is designed for [gate]()s who take
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a single value as their sample.
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Produces
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--------
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Twig: `[%cncl p=twig q=twig]`
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Sample
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------
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`p` is a [twig](), most commonly a [gate]() `q` is a [twig]()
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Tall form
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%: p
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q
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Wide form
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---------
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%:(p q)
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Irregular form
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None
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Examples
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--------
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/~zod/try=> %:(dec 42)
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41
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Here we use `%:` in its most straightforward form, to call an arm that
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takes one argument.
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/~zod/try=> %: dec
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%+ add 2
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%+ mul 2 20
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41
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Here we call [`++dec`]() with the sum of `2` and the product of `2` and
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`20` using `%:`. As you can see, `%:` is most useful for code
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organization, when you need to compute intermediate products for your
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final result
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