# this procedure makes a specific table, and returns its NAME
# NAMES in Maple represent an object (or variable) in Maple.
TableT:=proc() local T:
 T[1]:=2:
 T[2]:=3:
 T:
end:

# Maple will output: A:=T
# `A` on the LHS is an object of type NAME and it is assigned the NAME of the table our procedure name
A:=TableT();
# Maple evaluates A[2] as T[2] and so it outputs 3
A[2];  

# This outputs T
A;

# How does op interact with names?
# Answer: op unpacks what the name is referencing.
op(A);

# Try:
op(TableT);
# notice that TableT is the NAME of the procedure.

# Another example of how op works:
# it "evaluates" the name given.
B:=5;
op(B);
# B is a NAME for 5