"it" is common in that sense, but muse additionally models "the" as a function that turns verbs into nouns - like we do. For example, (open-file "blah" 'fo

"it" is common in that sense, but muse additionally models "the" as a function that turns verbs into nouns - like we do. For example, (open-file "blah" 'for-writing) (write (the open-file) "hello world") (close it) Or (length (list "milk" "pudding")) (print "number of items is " (the length))