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(Please note that the _original_ table is modified by these functions.)

`update' works like `extend`. except that all the key value pairs from the input tables
`update` works like `extend`. except that all the key value pairs from the input tables
are copied into the first argument. Keys may be overwritten by subsequent tables.

> t = {}
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> = imapfilter(tonumber,{'one',1,'f',23,2})
{1,23,2}

`collect` makes a array out of an iterator. 'collectuntil` can be given a
`collect` makes a array out of an iterator. `collectuntil` can be given a
custom predicate and `collectn` takes up to a maximum number of values,
which is useful for iterators that never terminate.
(Note that we need to pass it either a proper iterator, like `pairs`, or
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Every library project has a few things which didn't make the final cut, and this is
particularly true of Microlight. The `ml_properties` module allows you to define
properties in your classes. This comes from `examples/test.lua':
properties in your classes. This comes from `examples/test.lua`:

local props = require 'ml_properties'

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