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You can also create a new point by sending the @
method, with an
argument, to a number. Thus, the point with coordinates 5
and
3
can be expressed as 5 @ 3
:
5 @ 3 <-- The point with x=5 and y=3
You can also write the same point as 5@3
if you prefer a
space-free look.