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TEXT:00,Both append() and prepend() are handy when you want to stack atoms
TEXT:16,and sequences in a queue, like candies in a "PEZ" dispenser. When
TEXT:16,append() or prepend() is used to attach a data object to a larger
TEXT:16,sequence, that data object retains its separate identity.
TEXT:32,Sequences can also be created "on the fly" by repeating a value so
TEXT:16,many times. The repeat() library routine was created to perform just
TEXT:16,that:
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TEXT:32,   = repeat( ,  )
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TEXT:00,rs          o  a
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TEXT:32,repeat() creates a sequence value   elements long, where each element has
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TEXT:00,                                  a
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TEXT:16,the value of  . repeat() can create sequences that are made up of atom or
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TEXT:00,             o
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TEXT:16,sequence elements. These created sequences can be as long as you need
TEXT:16,them to be. A demo is available showing some sequences made by repeat().
