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Standard LibraryAn implementation of the language should come with a library that provides commonly used and needed functions that operate on a set of constructors agreed upon by convention. These conventions and a set of standard library functions are described below. The functions are grouped into different sections based on what kind of values they operate on. The standard library is normally made available as a file called std.f. The example interpreter also comes with a file called tests.f that contains testcases for the standard library. See standard library handling in the syntax section about how the standard library is made available to a program.
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