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Reorganize site to make room for documenting the other built-in modules.

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^title Method Calls
^category guide
Wren is deeply object oriented, so most code consists of invoking methods on
objects, usually something like this:
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signature includes the method's name along with the number of arguments it
takes. In technical terms, this means you can *overload by arity*.
<!-- TODO: Link to Random. -->
For example, the [Random][] class has two methods for getting a random integer.
One takes a minimum and maximum value and returns a value in that range. The
other only takes a maximum value and uses 0 as the minimum:
For example, the Random class has two methods for getting a random integer. One
takes a minimum and maximum value and returns a value in that range. The other
only takes a maximum value and uses 0 as the minimum:
[random]: modules/random/random.html
:::wren
var random = Random.new()
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but you can override `is` in your own classes. That can be useful for things
like mocks or proxies where you want an object to masquerade as a certain class.
[object]: core/object.html
[object]: modules/core/object.html
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