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-#X text 15 68 The basic data types of Pd are called "atoms". An atom
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-are three atom types: "float" \, "symbol" \, and "pointer".;
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-#X text 18 147 A numeric atom is any element that can be interpreted
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-#X text 15 381 A pointer is a very specific type of atom. It is only
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-visualization of a pointer.;