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==Example Code==

FAUST programs define a <code>process</code> function that operates on incoming data. This is analogous to the <code>main</code> function in most programming languages. The following is an example that produces silence:

<source lang=haskell>

process = 0;

</source>

The second example copies the input signal to the output signal. It involves the <code>_</code> primitive that denotes the [[identity function]] on signals:

<source lang=haskell>

process = _;

</source>

Another example convertssums a two-channel stereo signal into a one-channel mono signal using the <code>+</code> primitive that adds two signals together:

<source lang=haskell>

process = +;