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Expand Up @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Some examples of specifiers are:
data Coord2D: x U64, y U64
```
where `data Coord2D` is a *data type declaration*, separated with colon from the type information,
which is `x U64, y U65`. Data type specifiers contain no body.
which is `x U64, y U64`. Data type specifiers contain no body.
- value specifier:
```
val value: U8 := 5
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#### Projection operators

Projection operators <code>&nbsp;</code> and `.` allow to call a function providing it with arguments. The use of these
Projection operators <code>&nbsp;</code> (space) and `.` (dot) allow to call a function providing it with arguments. The use of these
two forms depends on the function type and a number of its arguments. There are two types of functions, which affect the
operator: prefix functions (declared using `fx` keyword) and infix functions (declared with `infx` keyword). For prefix
operators one calls a function (i.e. does projection) by putting function argument after the function name, separating
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