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inference (e.g. when passing a function argument).

* Properties defined in classes are now dynamically dispatched and can be
overriden with `@override`. Currently `@override` only works with computed properties
overridden with `@override`. Currently `@override` only works with computed properties
overriding other computed properties, but this will be enhanced in coming weeks.


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* Attribute syntax has been redesigned (see **(rdar://10700853)** and
**(rdar://14462729)**) so that attributes now preceed the declaration and use
**(rdar://14462729)**) so that attributes now precede the declaration and use
the `@` character to signify them. Where before you might have written:

```swift
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* `POSIX.EnvironmentVariables` and `swift.CommandLineArguments` global variables
were merged into a `swift.Process` variable. Now you can access command line
arguments with `Process.arguments`. In order to acces environment variables
arguments with `Process.arguments`. In order to access environment variables
add `import POSIX` and use `Process.environmentVariables`.