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@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ For instance, it's common to represent strings (or even whole
text files) as atoms, arranging them LSB first - so "foo" becomes text files) as atoms, arranging them LSB first - so "foo" becomes
`0x6f6f66`. How do we know to print this as "foo", not `0x6f6f66`? `0x6f6f66`. How do we know to print this as "foo", not `0x6f6f66`?
We need external information - such as a Hoon type. Similarly, We need external information - such as a Hoon type. Similarly,
other common atomic types - signed integers, floating point, etc other common atomic types - signed integers, floating point, etc -
- are all straightforward to map into atoms. are all straightforward to map into atoms.
It's also important to note that, unlike Lisp, Nock cannot create It's also important to note that, unlike Lisp, Nock cannot create
cyclical data structures. It is normal and common for nouns in a cyclical data structures. It is normal and common for nouns in a