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Line 549: ==== Method calls and encapsulation ==== Nim's [[~~Uniform Function Call Syntax\|~~uniform function call syntax]] enables calling ordinary functions with syntax similar to method call invocations in other programming languages. This is functional for "getters": and Nim also provides syntax for the creation of such "setters" as well. Objects may be made public on a per-field basis, providing for encapsulation. <syntaxhighlight lang="nim"> type Socket* = ref object host: int # private, lacks export marker

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