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| I have been using APL since the early 1970's, now I am retired I use it occasionally for fun. | I started using APL in the early 1970s and now I am retired I still use it for fun. I have written a couple of articles for vector, you will find the first at [[http://www.vector.org.uk/archive/v103/morgan103_81.htm]]. The second described a quick and dirty Sudoku program. It was intended to stop me wasting too much time solving problems because I would know my computer could do it better then me. Then it occurred to me that I could write a better program if I learnt more about how to solve them. Now I have a large and dirty Sudoku program and still waste time working them out myself. === Testing === Utf8orNot We can demonstrate the possibility by imagining an Anglo-Saxon APLer writing the following: . `a Шׯ2+𨨨w ⍝ where capital 'Ð' and small 'ð' eth are functions and 'a' and 'w' are arrays`{{{ ⍉2⊥⍣¯1 ⎕UCS'a Шׯ2+𨨨w' Here is a picture ... [[attachment:oheth.jpg|{{attachment:oheth.jpg||width=100}}]] ... did you see it? |
Ellis Morgan
Email: <wiki AT SPAMFREE ellismorgan DOT co DOT uk>
I started using APL in the early 1970s and now I am retired I still use it for fun. I have written a couple of articles for vector, you will find the first at http://www.vector.org.uk/archive/v103/morgan103_81.htm.
The second described a quick and dirty Sudoku program. It was intended to stop me wasting too much time solving problems because I would know my computer could do it better then me. Then it occurred to me that I could write a better program if I learnt more about how to solve them. Now I have a large and dirty Sudoku program and still waste time working them out myself.
Testing
Utf8orNot We can demonstrate the possibility by imagining an Anglo-Saxon APLer writing the following:
a Шׯ2+𨨨w ⍝ where capital 'Ð' and small 'ð' eth are functions and 'a' and 'w' are arrays