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| function styles = lambda, tacit | implementation language = [[wikipedia:Java (programming language)|Java]]

| array model = [[flat array model|flat]] arrays with nested lists | function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]]

| function styles = Modified [[tacit]] | implementation languages = [[wikipedia:GNU_Guile|Guile Scheme]], [[wikipedia:Javascript|Javascript (

| function styles = [[tacit]] ...[[wikipedia:Haskell (programming language)|Haskell]], [[wikipedia:Factor (programming language)|Factor]], [[wikipedia:SKI combinator calculus|SKI calculus]]<ref>

| implementation language = [[wikipedia:Erlang (programming language)|Erlang]] ...Erlang]], with the primary goal of allowing Erlang and [[wikipedia:Elixir (programming language)|Elixir]] programmers to write short, concise programmes that can

| function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]] ...aces. April's functions and operators closely resemble those of [[Dyalog]] with [[Migration Level]] 1, and it also implements a small number of Dyalog's [[

| function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]] | platforms = CPU (compiles to [[wikipedia:C (programming language)|C]]), GPU (via [[wikipedia:ArrayFire|ArrayFire]])

| function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]] ...= [[wikipedia:Java (programming language)|Java]], [[wikipedia:Processing (programming language)|Processing]]

| function styles = [[tacit]] | implementation language = [[wikipedia:Python (programming language)|Python]]

| function styles = [[tacit]] | influenced by = [[Q]], [[wikipedia:Forth (programming language)|Forth]]

| function styles = [[dfn]]s, [[tacit]] .../2017-APL-Programming-Contest-Winners.htm dyalog.com/news/119/420/2017-APL-Programming-Contest-Winners.htm]</ref>

Semantic density is a ''metric'' of the [[readability]] of a program by a non-programming domain expert. Programs work with ''representations'' of some domain. Every program must thus be read in two

| function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]] * <syntaxhighlight lang=apl inline>!</syntaxhighlight> does not work with negative or complex operands.

...ng|tacit function]]s, which are created by manipulating existing functions with no reference to [[argument]]s. ...functions "tradfns" to contrast with [[dfn]]s in [[Dyalog APL]]. Most APLs with this type of function syntax share almost all details of function implement

...] which generalizes the array and functional capabilities of [[J]] to deal with a much broader variety of data structures. ...t honours in mathematics as a Bachelor in Mathematics and Computer Science with a minor in Physics, and received the 2013 Alfred T. Brauer and 2014 Archiba

...Call_stack#Unwinding statement|call stack unwinding]] in other programming languages, though it is slightly more powerful in APL. ...of System-360 page 258b.png|thumb|right|Iverson notation using flow arrows with conditions]]

...e Array Cast.]][[File:Array Cast banner.jpg|thumb|right|Promotional banner with a background featuring APL code for generating an SVG image.]] ...is on giving high-level views and describing the experience of using such languages, rather than showing visual examples of code.

| function styles = [[tradfn]], [[dfn]], [[tacit]] | implementation languages = [[wikipedia:C (programming language)|C]], APL

...low functions to return other syntactic elements). Unlike many programming languages which use parentheses or brackets for function calls, function application ...l programming|functional programming]] languages such as [[wikipedia:Lisp (programming language)|Lisp]] is that APL functions are not first class objects: they ca

...he name APL|'''APL''']] is an [[wikipedia:Array_programming|array-oriented programming language]]. Its natural, concise [[APL syntax|syntax]] lets you develop sho ...ons, several can be tried online, and many are [[List of open-source array languages|open source]].

| function styles = [[dfn]], [[tacit]] | implementation languages = [[wikipedia:C_(programming_language)|C]], [https://web.archive.org/web/20

...'''control structures''' which are commonly used in procedural programming languages. ...line lang=apl>:Select</syntaxhighlight>, <syntaxhighlight inline lang=apl>:With</syntaxhighlight>, <syntaxhighlight inline lang=apl>:Trap</syntaxhighlight>

| function styles = block (like [[dfn]]s), [[tacit]] ...n languages = BQN with [[wikipedia:JavaScript|JavaScript]], [[wikipedia:C (programming language)|C]], or others<ref name="running">[[Marshall Lochbaum]]. [https:/

...member of the Dyalog Tools Group"]. Summer 2016.</ref>, and worked closely with [[Dan Baronet]]<ref>Brudzewsky, Adám. Tribute in [http://danielbaronet.rip ...syntaxhighlight> to be [[Unique Mask]] rather than its proposed comparison with the [[type]] for all [[comparison function]]s. Therefore, Brudewsky retired

...hlight>, in this context called [[Bind]]) and the 3-train can also be used with constant arrays, then treating the arrays (<syntaxhighlight lang=apl inline When Dyalog added Atop and Over, it was with the reasoning that these were the only compositions where the leftmost func

| array model = [[flat array model|flat]] with [[boxes]] | function styles = stack-based [[tacit]]

...st the [[primitive]]s are [[Backwards compatibility|backwards compatible]] with those of [[APL.SV]]. However, there are important dialectal differences, th ...ng|tacit function]]s, which are created by manipulating existing functions with no reference to [[argument]]s.

| array model = [[flat array model|flat]] with [[box]]es | function styles = [[Defined function|defined]], [[tacit]]

...N-41, 1981-06-20.</ref> Pair aids in constructing nested arrays in [[tacit programming]], where [[stranding]] by juxtaposition is not available. It can also be combined with [[Mix]] to increase [[rank]] rather than [[depth]]:

| function styles = [[tradfn]], [[dfn]], [[tacit]] | Obverse; <code>⍺⍺</code> but with inverse <code>⍵⍵</code>

|{{quote | "I have long been struck by the contrast between the success with which the adventurous learn APL by simply using it, and the frequent failur Some of the best resources for somebody new to APL and programming in general are:

| function styles = [[tradfn]], [[dfn]], [[tacit]] ...> || 🔺 || Obverse;<syntaxhighlight lang=apl inline>⍺⍺</syntaxhighlight>but with inverse<syntaxhighlight lang=apl inline>⍵⍵</syntaxhighlight>

| array model = [[Flat array model|flat]] with [[Box|boxes]] | function styles = [[Anonymous function|explicit]], [[tacit]]

| array model = [[Flat array model|flat]] with [[Box|boxes]] | function styles = [[defined function]]s, some [[tacit]] capabilities

| function styles = [[tradfn]], [[dfn]], [[tacit]] | implementation languages = [[wikipedia:C (programming language)|C]], [[wikipedia:C++|C++]], APL

* '''Reporting Solutions with RainPro and NewLeaf''', Adrian Smith * '''APL and eXtreme Programming Panel''', Stephen Taylor, Maria Wells, Paul Mansour

...ed with Dyalog's user meeting that year, it was seen as part of a sequence with the 2000 conference also in Berlin, but this sequence was not extended to 2 | Applied Programming Languages