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"K's adverbs, like their namesakes in linguistics, determine _how_ a verb is applied to its arguments. We can think of them as advanced functional looping constructs. If you're familiar with _filter_, _map_ or _reduce_ from other languages, these would be examples of adverbs in k. The adverbs in k tend to be overloaded on argument types, meaning that some care is required when deciphering code. \n",
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"In `ngn/k`, there is a ref-card for adverbs available as `\\'`. The basic adverbs in most ks are _each_ `'`, _reduce_ `/`, _scan_ `\\`, _each-prior_ `/:`, _each-right_ `/:` and _each-left_ `\\:`, but many more are overloaded on the basic set depending on argument types and valence.\n",
"In `ngn/k`, there is a ref-card for adverbs available as `\\'`. The basic adverbs in most ks are _each_ `'`, _reduce_ `/`, _scan_ `\\`, _each-prior_ `':`, _each-right_ `/:` and _each-left_ `\\:`, but many more are overloaded on the basic set depending on argument types and valence.\n",
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"As types matter so much for this, we'll adopt the following notation, variations of which most ks use in their ref-cards:\n",
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