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9Core twigs are flow twigs. The compiler essentially pins a Nock

10formula, or battery of formulas, to the subject.

11

12−All `|` twigs are macros around `$core`. (See the `$core`

12+All `|` twigs are macros around `$core`. (See the `$core`

13−section in [`span`](../span) above.) `$core` uses the subject as

13+section in [`span`](../../basic#-core-p-span-q-map-term-span) above.)

14−the payload of a battery, whose arms are compiled with the core

14+`$core` uses the subject as the payload of a battery, whose arms are

15−itself as the subject.

15+compiled with the core itself as the subject.

16

17## Stems

18

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21A core is like an "object" in a conventional language, but its

22attributes (*arms*) are functions on the core, not the core and

23an argument. A "method" on a core is an arm producing a gate.

24−gate.

25

24

26## Examples

25## Examples

27

26

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27formal identity to the interpreter, which may or may not be able

28to recognize and/or accelerate it.

29

30−Registered cores are are organized in a containment hierarchy.

30+Registered cores are organized in a containment hierarchy.

31The parent core is at any leg within the child core. When we

32register a core, we state the leg to its parent, in the form of

33wing `q`. We assume the parent is already registered -- as it

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2navhome: /docs

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6# `:funk ~/ "sigfas"`