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--- en:pfw:substitution-phrases [2023-09-04 18:22] – ↷ Seite von pfw:substitution-phrases nach en:pfw:substitution-phrases verschoben uho
+++ en:pfw:substitution-phrases [2025-08-01 11:17] (current) – [The idea of substitution phrases] format fixed mka
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   * Instead of ''%%<=%%'' you can write the //substitution phrase// ''%%> 0=%%'' as //less or equal// is the same as //not greater//.
-  * Or you can define the missing operator and make use of the substitution phrase in the definition:<code>
+  * Or you can define the missing operator and make use of the substitution phrase in the definition:
+<code>
 : <= ( n1 n2 -- f )  > 0= ;
 </code>
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 Anyway it is good to know about substitution phrases.
-So here is the definition of a substition phrase
+So here is the definition:
+  * A //substitution phrase// is a (typically short) sequence of words that replace an undefined word. Executing the phrase and executing the replaced word would have the same effect (if the word would be defined).
-> **Substiution Phrase**
->
-> A //substitution phrase// is a (typically short) sequence of words that replace an undefined word. Executing the phrase and executing the replaced word would have the same effect (if the word would be defined).
 ===== Some substitution phrases =====