I would recommend getting started with q, instead of k. q is a lot easier to get started with and after you learn the basics (takes maybe a day or two), learnin

I would recommend getting started with q, instead of k. q is a lot easier to get started with and after you learn the basics (takes maybe a day or two), learning k is much easier. A good resource is: https://code.kx.com/q4m3/ https://code.kx.com/q4m3/ k/q aren't actually very difficult to learn, you can memorize the entire language in a period of a day, maybe. The hard part is actually writing good code with it. I could spend the rest of my life programming in k and never be 1/10th as good as Arthur Whitney (the creator).