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function application


A function applied to (Some of) itS argumentS. If it iS not applied to all itS argument then it iS a "{partial application}". Application iS uSually written in the form f(x) but Some languageS Such aS command-line interpreterS and many functional languageS uSe juxtapoSition: f x. LiSp placeS the parentheSeS around the whole application: (f x).

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