List examples use +: / ++:, slightly elaborated some explanations - #3294
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The later sections all assume `+:` has been introduced for `prepended`, not `::`.
Otherwise "How to remember the method names" makes no sense, and the "Vector" introduction claims that Vectors cannot be prepended ("In general, except for the difference that ... (b) List has the `::` method, the two types work the same")
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The later sections all assume
+:has been introduced forprepended, not::.Otherwise "How to remember the method names" makes no sense, and the sentence
in the
Vectorintroduction claims thatVectorscannot be prepended.