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#X text 20 27 anything;
#X text 20 57 atom;
#X text 160 57 the most basic element of data in Pd;
#X text 20 77 bang;
#X text 160 77 a special selector that means "do it!";
#X text 20 97 canvas;
#X text 20 117 float;
#X text 20 147 list;
#X text 20 207 message;
#X text 20 257 pointer;
#X text 20 307 selector;
#X text 20 337 selector series;
#X text 160 337 a series of 2 or more atoms whose first atom is neither
the selector "list" nor a numeric atom;
#X text 20 367 series;
#X text 160 367 a collection of zero or more atoms;
#X text 20 387 numeric atom;
#X text 20 427 symbolic atom;
#X text 20 447 symbol;
#X text 20 237 patch;
#X text 160 237 a program written in Pd;
#X text 160 447 a special selector to tell an object to receive a symbolic
atom as data.;
#X text 160 207 data in any form sent to an object which causes the
object to do something specific;
#X text 20 407 struct;
#X text 20 287 scalar;
#X text 160 287 a graphical instance of a struct;
#X text 160 117 a special selector to tell an object to receive a numeric
atom as data;
#X text 160 407 an object to create templates for data structures;
#X text 160 387 any atom which functions as a number \, i.e. 53 \,
3.1 \, 1e-25;
#X text 160 427 any atom that is not a numeric atom \, i.e. word \,
3.1.1 \, 1two;
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#X text 160 307 a symbolic atom that serves as an instruction to the
receiving object as how to handle the message;
#X text 160 147 a series of 3 or more atoms whose first atom is the
selector "list" \, or \, a series of 2 or more atoms whose first atom
is numeric \, which causes the "list" selector to be implied \, i.e.
[list one two( \, [1 2( \, [1 two(;
#X text 160 97 the blank area of the window where you write your patches
;
#X text 160 257 a reference to a position in a scalar used to manipulate
and read data from it;
#X text 160 27 a keyword in certain objects which matches an atom or
series \, sometimes written as "a" or "any";
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