What is the difference between an intrinsic and bound name of a function?
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different bound names may refer to the same function, but that function itself has only one intrinsic name.
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What is the difference between an intrinsic and bound name of a function?
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What is the difference between an intrinsic and bound name of a function?
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different bound names may refer to the same function, but that function itself has only one intrinsic name.
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Open it The name of a function is repeated twice, once in the frame and again as part of the function itself.
The name appearing in the function is called the intrinsic name. The name in
a frame is a bound name. There is a difference between the two: <span>different
names may refer to the same function, but that function itself has only one
intrinsic name.<span><body><html>
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1.3 Defining New Functions nc square(x)
Each function is a line that starts with func , followed by the function
name and formal parameters. Built-in functions such as mul do not have
formal parameter names, and so ... is always used instead.
<span>The name of a function is repeated twice, once in the frame and again as part of the function itself.
The name appearing in the function is called the intrinsic name. The name in
a frame is a bound name. There is a difference between the two: different
names may refer to the same function, but that function itself has only one
intrinsic name.
The name bound to a function in a frame is the one used during evaluation. The
intrinsic name of a function does not play a role in evaluation. Step through
the example below using th
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