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 The function `Lower` is defined to be `-⟜diff`, but it uses a different arrow `⇐` to do this. This is an [export](namespace.md#exports), and it declares that `Lower` is a *field* of a namespace that can be accessed from the outside. Having a `⇐` in it is also what makes the block define a namespace. `Lower` itself won't be used for a while, but `Upper` is accessed a few lines down, with `case.Upper`.
 
-`Lower` is created with a modifier again, this time the 2-modifier `⟜`. We've now seen one each of the three [*primitive*](primitive.md) types: function, 1-modifier, and 2-modifier. There are a lot of primitives, but some simple rules tell you which type they have. Primitives are functions by default, but superscript characters are 1-modifiers (`` ´˘¨˜` `` in our program), and ones with an unbroken circle are 2-modifiers (`⟜∘⌾`; `⍉` is a broken circle so it's a function). Variable names follow a [similar system](expression.md#role-spellings), where functions start with an uppercase letter and subjects with a lowercase one.
+`Lower` is created with a modifier again, this time the 2-modifier `⟜`. We've now seen one each of the three [*primitive*](primitive.md) types: function, 1-modifier, and 2-modifier. There are a lot of primitives, but some simple rules tell you which type they have. Primitives are functions by default, but superscript characters are 1-modifiers (`` ´⁼˘¨˜` `` in our program), and ones with an unbroken circle are 2-modifiers (`⟜∘⌾`; `⍉` is a broken circle so it's a function). Variable names follow a [similar system](expression.md#role-spellings), where functions start with an uppercase letter and subjects with a lowercase one.
 
 [After](hook.md) (`⟜`) takes two operands, `-` and `diff`, to produce a function—specifically, it binds `diff` as the right argument of `-`, so that calling it on an argument subtracts `diff` from that argument.