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 This example also illustrates how a function can be made private by means of lexical scope. Variables and functions defined locally to functions are only visible in the scope of the function where there were defined. Note that local //inner// function is only visible inside the //fac// function and its nested scopes. Thus, calling //fac.inner(2,3)// will return a lookup failure error. This example also illustrates how a function can be made private by means of lexical scope. Variables and functions defined locally to functions are only visible in the scope of the function where there were defined. Note that local //inner// function is only visible inside the //fac// function and its nested scopes. Thus, calling //fac.inner(2,3)// will return a lookup failure error.
    
-=== Variable-Length Argument Functions ===+==== Variable-Length Argument Functions ====
  
 You can create functions that take an arbitrary  number of arguments by means of the splicing operator **@** as shown below: You can create functions that take an arbitrary  number of arguments by means of the splicing operator **@** as shown below:
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