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Yes. And J has & to bind left or right argument to a dyad making it a monad - e.g. -&5 allows (-&5) 11 which evaluates to 6, while (5&-) 11 evaluates to _6 .
by avmich 4y ago
Yes. And J has & to bind left or right argument to a dyad making it a monad - e.g. -&5 allows (-&5) 11 which evaluates to 6, while (5&-) 11 evaluates to _6 .