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* [[Ranking poker hands]] — so they can be compared and ordered with normal APL functions
* [[Ranking poker hands]] — so they can be compared and ordered with normal APL functions
* [[Palindromic Expression for Phi]] – through finding a fixpoint
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Latest revision as of 11:24, 29 October 2021

This page contains a listing of more involved examples that show APL in action. While they are fully explained, a basic grasp of APL will greatly help you understand them. If these examples are too complex for you, have a look at our simple examples.

  • Quine — an expression giving itself
  • Convex Hull — solving a problem that frequently appears in pattern recognition, image processing, statistics and geographic information systems
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