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Like the [[SHARP APL]] family, Uiua supports only [[Array_model#Flat_array_theory|flat arrays]] with a homogeneous [[type]], and has a dedicated [[box]] type for [[Nested array|array nesting]]. However, arithmetic is [[pervasion|pervasive]] as in the nested array model. Arithmetic also follows [[leading axis agreement]], extended so that a length-1 axis is matched with an axis of any length by replicating along it (like the broadcasting system of [[wikipedia:Julia (programming language)|Julia]] and [[wikipedia:NumPy|NumPy]]). It supports [[character arithmetic]] as in [[BQN]], as well as other primitives characteristic of BQN such as [[structural Under]], [[Classify]], and a [[Transpose]] that rotates the axes of its argument by one. | Like the [[SHARP APL]] family, Uiua supports only [[Array_model#Flat_array_theory|flat arrays]] with a homogeneous [[type]], and has a dedicated [[box]] type for [[Nested array|array nesting]]. However, arithmetic is [[pervasion|pervasive]] as in the nested array model. Arithmetic also follows [[leading axis agreement]], extended so that a length-1 axis is matched with an axis of any length by replicating along it (like the broadcasting system of [[wikipedia:Julia (programming language)|Julia]] and [[wikipedia:NumPy|NumPy]]). It supports [[character arithmetic]] as in [[BQN]], as well as other primitives characteristic of BQN such as [[structural Under]], [[Classify]], and a [[Transpose]] that rotates the axes of its argument by one. | ||
== Primitives == | == Primitives == | ||
=== Function with unique glyph === | === Function with unique glyph === | ||
In the web version of Uiua, we can type in the name of the function or a part of it and when run, the interpreter will format the name to Unicode Symbol, so that we don't need the use of non-ASCII keyboards. | In the web version of Uiua, we can type in the name of the function or a part of it and when run, the interpreter will format the name to Unicode Symbol, so that we don't need the use of non-ASCII keyboards. | ||