Is there any reason to use [: over @ :?

x ([: u v) yexpands to u (x v y)but also x u@:v y. @:Strictly replaces [:in Special Codes . Is there a reason to use [:over @:?

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Some people prefer ([: f g)to f@:gfor readability, perhaps because they are more common, although they f @: gperform the same distance without parentheses.

I'm sure I saw cases where it mattered to the result, but I can't remember them now. Perhaps others will be able to come up with examples in which they differ.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1686996/


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