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:''This page about finding indices of non-zero values. See [[Index]] for the page on indices themselves. See [[ | :''This page about finding indices of non-zero values. See [[Index]] for the page on indices themselves. See [[Indexing]], [[Index Generator]], [[Index of]], and [[Interval Index]] for other operations named after indices.'' | ||
{{Built-in|Indices|⍸}}, or '''Where''', is a [[monadic]] [[primitive function]] which returns the [[Index|indices]] of all ones in a [[Boolean]] array. More generally, Indices accepts an array of non-negative integers and copies each index the corresponding number of times. It is closely related to [[Replicate]], and may be seen as an index-based equivalent to Replicate in the same way that [[Grade]] is an index-based equivalent of sorting. | {{Built-in|Indices|⍸}}, or '''Where''', is a [[monadic]] [[primitive function]] which returns the [[Index|indices]] of all ones in a [[Boolean]] array. More generally, Indices accepts an array of non-negative integers and copies each index the corresponding number of times. It is closely related to [[Replicate]], and may be seen as an index-based equivalent to Replicate in the same way that [[Grade]] is an index-based equivalent of sorting. |