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With partial application, the arguments are applied in the same order than they are defined in the signature of the function, except if there are labeled arguments, then it is possible to use these labels to partially apply the arguments in any order.
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Oforth provides functions (global prodecure, without receiver) and methods (need a receiver).
Oforth uses RPN notation. Arguments must be on the stack before calling a function or method. So, the same syntax is use for calling a function with or without prameters.
If f is a function and c b a ares objects :
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