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| <code>◰</code> || [[Nub Sieve|Unique]] || Get a mask of first occurrences of items in an array | | <code>◰</code> || [[Nub Sieve|Unique]] || Get a mask of first occurrences of items in an array | ||
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| <code>□</code> || [[Box]] || Turn an array into a box ([https://www.uiua.org/docs/box | | <code>□</code> || [[Box]] || Turn an array into a box | ||
This is Uiua's primary way to create nested or mixed-type arrays. | |||
Normally, arrays can only be created if their rows have the same shape and type. | |||
⬚ fill can help you with the shape part, but it is not always wanted, and it can't help with the type part. | |||
You can go to ([https://www.uiua.org/docs/box To See more information about the <code>□ box</code> function]) | |||
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! Glyph !! Name !! Type !! Definition | ! Glyph !! Name !! Type !! Definition | ||
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| <code>∵</code> || [[Each]] || Monadic modifier || Apply a function to each element of an array or arrays. This is the element-wise version of <code>≡ rows.</code> | | <code>∵</code> || [[Each]] || Monadic modifier || Apply a function to each element of an array or arrays. | ||
This is the element-wise version of <code>≡ rows.</code> | |||
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| <code>≡</code> || [[Rows]] || Monadic modifier ||Apply a function to each row of an array or arrays. This is the row-wise version of <code>∵ each.</code> | | <code>≡</code> || [[Rows]] || Monadic modifier ||Apply a function to each row of an array or arrays. | ||
This is the row-wise version of <code>∵ each.</code> | |||
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| <code>⊞</code> || [[Table]] || Monadic 2-argument modifier || Apply a function to each combination of rows of two arrays. This is often what you want instead of <code>∵ each.</code> | | <code>⊞</code> || [[Table]] || Monadic 2-argument modifier || Apply a function to each combination of rows of two arrays. | ||
This is often what you want instead of <code>∵ each.</code> | |||
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| <code>⊠</code> || <span style="color:black; background-color: yellow">[[Cross]]</span> || Monadic 2-argument modifier || Apply a function to each combination of rows of arrays. This was the row-wise version of <code>⊞ Table</code> | | <code>⊠</code> || <span style="color:black; background-color: yellow">[[Cross]]</span> || Monadic 2-argument modifier || Apply a function to each combination of rows of arrays. | ||
This was the row-wise version of <code>⊞ Table</code> | |||
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| <code>⍥</code> || [[Repeat]] || Monadic modifier || Repeat a function a number of times | | <code>⍥</code> || [[Repeat]] || Monadic modifier || Repeat a function a number of times | ||
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| <code>⍢</code> || [[Do]] || Dyadic modifier || Repeat a function while a condition holds | | <code>⍢</code> || [[Do]] || Dyadic modifier || Repeat a function while a condition holds | ||
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==== Aggregating Modifiers ==== | |||
Apply a function to aggregate an array | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+ Table of Aggregating Modifiers in Uiua | |||
! Glyph !! Name !! Definition | |||
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| <code>/</code> || [[Reduce]] || Apply a reducing function to an array. | |||
For reducing with an initial value, see <code>∧ fold</code> | |||
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| <code>∧</code> || [[Fold]] || Apply a function to aggregate arrays. | |||
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| <code>\</code> || [[Scan]] || Reduce, but keep intermediate values | |||
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| <code>⊕</code> || [[Group]] || Group elements of an array into buckets by index | |||
Takes a function and two arrays. | |||
The arrays must be the same <code>⧻ length.</code> | |||
The first array must be rank <code>1</code> and contain integers. | |||
Rows in the second array will be grouped into buckets by the indices in the first array. | |||
Keys <code><0</code> will be omitted. | |||
The function then processes each group in order. The result depends on what the function is. | |||
If the function takes 0 or 1 arguments, then <code>⊕ group</code> behaves like <code>≡ rows.</code> This is called iterating <code>⊕ group.</code> | |||
Expects as many arguments as its function takes. | |||
The function must take at least 1 more argument than it returns outputs. | |||
Arguments that are lower on the stack that will be used as accumulators. | |||
Arguments that are higher on the stack will be iterated over. | |||
The function will be repeatdely called with the rows of the iterated arrays followed by the accumulators. | |||
On each iteration, the returned values will be used as the new accumulators. | |||
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| <code>⊜</code> || [[Partition]] || Group sequential sections of an array | |||
The most common use of <code>⊜ partition</code> is to split an array by a delimiter. | |||
Takes a function and two arrays. | |||
The arrays must be the same <code>⧻ length.</code> | |||
The first array must be rank <code>1</code> and contain integers. | |||
Consecutive rows in the second array that line up with groups of the same key in the first array will be grouped together. | |||
Keys <code>≤0</code> will be omitted. | |||
The function then processes each group in order. The result depends on what the function is. | |||
If the function takes 0 or 1 arguments, then <code>⊜ partition</code> behaves like ≡ rows. This is called iterating ⊜ partition. | |||
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==== Inversion Modifiers ==== | |||
Work with the inverses of functions | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+ Table of Iterating Modifiers in Uiua | |||
! Glyph !! Name !! Definition | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Uiua Uiua] on the concatenative language wiki | * [https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Uiua Uiua] on the concatenative language wiki | ||