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Possible Ways of Complicating
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* variable scoping: the simplest is to set values in the nearest scope they
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can be found in but make `arg` an exception to that, just like in AWK
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* variable scoping: lexical scoping is deemed too complex. The simplest is to
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look up and set values in the nearest dynamic scope they can be found in,
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or globally if not found, and have `arg` create the scopes, which also makes
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AWK-style local variables work. A convention of starting locally bound names
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with an underscore can keep the global namespace always accessible, and even
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overridable if needed.
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* reference counting: currently all values are always copied as needed, which
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is good enough for all imaginable use cases, simpler and less error-prone
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