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.fo 'Steven Hardy''January 78'
NONOP
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If this precedes the name of an operation identifier it
prevents the named function being applied (as would normally be
the case with an operation identifier.) i.e.
 	: NONOP + -> F;
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assigns the addition function to F, so that
 	: F(3,4) =>
 	** 7
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Note that
 	: + -> F
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would attempt to
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apply
the addition function, and assign the
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result
to F.  This would probably produce a run-time error.
(See OPERATION).
