Luke Palmer asked:

Can junctions have methods?
If we decide they can, yes. ;-)


How do you tell the difference between calling a junction's method and
> calling a method on each of its states?

If it's a method of the class Junction (or one of its four subclasses) then it's
a method call on the junction itself.

If it's not defined in the built-in class, then it's a method call distributed
over the states of the junction.

Damian

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