Typical use:
: X
...
." ccc"
...
;
An implementation may define interpretation semantics for
." if desired. In one plausible implementation,
interpreting
." would display the delimited message.
In another plausible implementation, interpreting
."
would compile code to display the message later. In still
another plausible implementation, interpreting
." would
be treated as an exception. Given this variation a Standard
Program may not use
." while interpreting. Similarly,
a Standard Program may not compile
POSTPONE ."
inside a new word, and then use that word while interpreting.