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+# Methods are objects, defined by some new notation:
+# method(object message[…])
+
+# This would show something in REPL but is useless in normal execution
+method("This does nothing but print something, but with the line-break" println)
+# Methods are of type "Block"
+method() type println
+# And they can be assigned to slots like values
+Car := Object clone
+ferrari := Car clone
+Car drive := method("Vroom" println)
+# Note that "cloning" isn't a one-time thing - we modified Car after creating
+# ferrari, but it now has the `drive` method anyway. This is good, but
+# doesn't *quite* match the naming
+ferrari drive
+
+# You can also retrieve slots (methods or values), which walks up the heirarchy if necessary
+ferrari getSlot("drive") println
+# And you can find out what its prototype is
+# (i.e. what it inherited from and what exists)
+ferrari proto println
+# But what if we add something to the ferrari? that isn't covered yet
+ferrari name := "My Fast Car"
+ferrari proto println
+ferrari name println
+# It seems to only cover the parent stuff
+
+# There's also a "master namespace" that all the objects get created in:
+Lobby println
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