### other-end

If run by a turtle, reports the turtle at the other end of the asking link.

If run by a link, reports the turtle at the end of the link that isn't the asking turtle.

These definitions are difficult to understand in the abstract, but the following examples should help:

    ask turtle 0 [ create-link-with turtle 1 ]
    ask turtle 0 [ ask link 0 1 [ show other-end ] ] ;; prints turtle 1
    ask turtle 1 [ ask link 0 1 [ show other-end ] ] ;; prints turtle 0
    ask link 0 1 [ ask turtle 0 [ show other-end ] ] ;; prints turtle 1

As these examples hopefully make plain, the "other" end is the end that is neither asking nor being asked.

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