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-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?>
-<content>
-  <pagetitle>Hyper- mega hyper and mega mega hyper!</pagetitle>
-  <text>You probably already know the so called Hyperoperators of Perl 6!</text>
-  <code>
-# This code
-my @baz = @foo &gt;&gt;+&lt;&lt; @bar;
-
-# Is the same as:
-loop ($i = 0; $i &lt; @bar.elems; ++$i) {
-	push @baz, @foo[$i] + @bar[$i];
-}
-  </code>
-  <text>A mega hyper operator takes you to the next level:</text>
-  <code>
-# This code
-my @baz = @foo &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;+&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt; @bar;
-
-# Is the same as:
-loop ($i = 0; $i &lt; @bar.elems; ++$i) {
-	my $foo = @foo[$i];
-	my $bar = @bar[$i];
-	my $baz = @baz[$i];
-	loop ($j = 0; $j &lt; $bar->elems; ++$j) {
-		push @$baz, $foo->[$j] + $bar->[$j];
-	}
-}
-  </code>
-  <text>And a mega mega hyper operator does this:</text>
-  <code>
-# This code
-my @baz = @foo &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;+&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt; @bar;
-
-# Is the same as:
-loop ($i = 0; $i <&t; @bar.elems; ++$i) {
-	my $foo = @foo[$i];
-	my $bar = @bar[$i];
-	my $baz = @baz[$i];
-	loop ($j = 0; $j &lt; $bar->elems; ++$j) {
-		my $foo_ = $foo->[$j];
-		my $bar_ = $bar->[$j];
-		my $baz_ = $baz->[$j];
-		loop ($k = 0; $k &lt; $bar_->elems; ++$k) {
-			push @$baz_, $foo_->[$k] + $bar_->[$k];
-		}
-	}
-}
-  </code>
-  <text>Etc... As you can see, its helping you to write less code!</text>
-</content>