= With expressions

A `with` expression is somewhat similar to a `let` expression,
but it brings all of the associations in an attribute set into scope.

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.Example
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nix-repl> point = { x1 = 3; x2 = 2; }

nix-repl> with point; x1*x1 + x2
11
....


[IMPORTANT]
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Unlike a `let` expression, a variable defined inside a `with` expression will _not_
"shadow" an outer variable with the same name.

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.Example
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nix-repl> name = "Amy"

nix-repl> animal = { name = "Professor Paws"; age = 10; species = "cat"; }

nix-repl> with animal; "Hello, " + name
"Hello, Amy"
....

However, you can refer to the variable in the inner scope
using the attribute selection operator (`.`).

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.Example
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nix-repl> with animal; "Hello, " + animal.name
"Hello, Professor Paws"
....
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