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2841. There are two syntaxes for writing Hoon: tallform and wideform.
2841. There are two syntaxes for writing Hoon: tallform and wideform.
286−In tallform, expressions are formed with either two spaces or a line
286+ In tallform, expressions are formed with either two spaces or a line
287−break separating both a rune from its children and each of its children
287+ break separating both a rune from its children and each of its children
288−from one another. We use tallform when writing multiline expressions.
288+ from one another. We use tallform when writing multiline expressions.
290−For more concise expressions, we use wideform, which is always a single
290+ For more concise expressions, we use wideform, which is always a single
291−line. Wideform can be used inside tallform expressions, but not vice
291+ line. Wideform can be used inside tallform expressions, but not vice
294−Wideform expressions are formed with a rune followed by `()` containing
294+ Wideform expressions are formed with a rune followed by `()` containing
295−its children, all of which are separated by a single space. For example,
295+ its children, all of which are separated by a single space. For example,
296−to make a cell of two elements:
296+ to make a cell of two elements:
300−We've already seen wideform in action, for example with
300+ We've already seen wideform in action, for example with
301−`=((mod b 3) 0)`. In this case, `=` is actually an irregular form of
301+ `=((mod b 3) 0)`. In this case, `=` is actually an irregular form of
302−`.=`, which tests its two children for equality.
302+ `.=`, which tests its two children for equality.
304−Surrounding a function with `()` is an irregular wide form syntax for
304+ Surrounding a function with `()` is an irregular wide form syntax for
305−calling a function with *N* arguments. More on this later.
305+ calling a function with *N* arguments. More on this later.
3072. For a set of multiple arguments following `|=` ('[bartis](../../hoon/twig/bar-core/tis-gate/)'), use `{` 'kel' and `}` 'ker.' For example: `{a/@u b/@u}`.
3072. For a set of multiple arguments following `|=` ('[bartis](../../hoon/twig/bar-core/tis-gate/)'), use `{` 'kel' and `}` 'ker.' For example: `{a/@u b/@u}`.