@@ -44,13 +44,15 @@ cab _ hep - ser ]
44cen % kel { sig ~
44cen % kel { sig ~
45col : ker } soq '
45col : ker } soq '
46com , ket ^ tar *
46com , ket ^ tar *
47−doq " lus + tec `
47+doq " lus + tic `
48dot . pam & tis =
48dot . pam & tis =
49fas / pat @ wut ?
49fas / pat @ wut ?
53−Learning and using these names of non-alphanumeric symbols is entirely optional; you can become an expert Hoon programmer without them. Many Hoon programmers find them helpful, however, particularly when talking to someone else who knows them.
53+Learning and using these names of non-alphanumeric symbols is entirely optional; you can become an expert Hoon programmer without them. Many Hoon programmers find them helpful, however, par
55+ularly when talking to someone else who knows them.
55Note that the list includes two separate whitespace forms: `ace` for a single space; `gap` is either 2+ spaces or a newline. In Hoon, the only whitespace significance is the distinction between `ace` and `gap` -- i.e., the distinction between one space and more than one.
57Note that the list includes two separate whitespace forms: `ace` for a single space; `gap` is either 2+ spaces or a newline. In Hoon, the only whitespace significance is the distinction between `ace` and `gap` -- i.e., the distinction between one space and more than one.