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==== Individual letters ==== All lowercase letters can be used as shortcuts to refer to variables. A letter to refers to the first variable that starts with that letter, with the order being left-to-right in the syntax line and then top-to-bottom in the virtual operands. If a letter appears multiple times, all of those appearances are seen together ignore intermediate parts. The bits are assigned LSB-to-MSB to the repeated letters in a right-to-left ordering. For example, <pre> %c = 0b110001 c 0 ccccc 0 </pre> would result in <code>10100010</code>.
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