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fix L</foo|bar> to L<bar|/foo>
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grondilu committed Oct 2, 2015
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=head2 declarator

a L</keyword> that introduces a L</symbol> and defines its L</scope>
and L</extent>. Perl 6 declarators are L</has>, L</my>, L</state>,
L</our>, respectively for L</object|object variable> ,
L</lexical|lexical variable>, </stateful|stateful variable> and L</package|package
variable>. Also the L</twigil> C</*> in the name of a package or lexical variable sets
its extent to L</dynamic>.
a L</keyword> that introduces a L</symbol> and defines its L</scope> and
L</extent>. Perl 6 declarators are L</has>, L</my>, L</state>, L</our>,
respectively for L<object variable|/object> , L<lexical variable|/lexical>,
<stateful variable|/stateful> and L<package variable|/package variable>. Also
the L</twigil> C</*> in the name of a package or lexical variable sets its
extent to L</dynamic>.

=head2 destructuring

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=head2 predicate

L<expression|/Expression> used in a L</boolean context> by a
L<Expression|/expression> used in a L</boolean context> by a
L</control flow> L</statement>.

=head2 precomposed codepoint

A composite codepoint (that is, formed of many L</codepoint>s), for
which L</Unicode> assigns a codepoint. Thanks to L</NFG>, a composite
non precomposed codepoint (aka a L</synthetic codepoint|synthetic
one>) has its own dynamically assigned codepoint.
A composite codepoint (that is, formed of many L</codepoint>s), for which
L</Unicode> assigns a codepoint. Thanks to L</NFG>, a composite non precomposed
codepoint (aka a L<synthetic one|/synthetic codepoint>) has its own dynamically
assigned codepoint.


=head2 private
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A L</function>, </method> or L</op> is pure if it has no side effect,
and the value it gives is depends only of its arguments so it is
L</referential transparent|referentially transparent> giving the opportunity
L<referentially transparent|/referential transparent> giving the opportunity
of optimizations.

=head2 pure perl
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