A key of an entity's work, as the machine, the storage and the runtime hold it: the name the program declares,
and for a key that takes one, its parameter as the key's schema encodes it, with the fields of each object in
order. Two keys are one when their names are the same and their parameters encode alike. A key without a
parameter has no parameter, so nothing reads a key's text to tell the two kinds apart (decision 0136).
A key of an entity's work, as the machine, the storage and the runtime hold it: the name the program declares, and for a key that takes one, its parameter as the key's schema encodes it, with the fields of each object in order. Two keys are one when their names are the same and their parameters encode alike. A key without a parameter has no
parameter, so nothing reads a key's text to tell the two kinds apart (decision 0136).