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The '''BAA'' (British APL Association) was founded 40 years ago to promote a the APL family of interactive array-programming languages derived from [[Ken Iverson]]’s [[mathematical notation|Iverson notation]].

The '''BAA''' (British APL Association) was founded 40 years ago to promote a the APL family of interactive array-programming languages derived from [[Ken Iverson]]’s [[mathematical notation|Iverson notation]].

As a group, it organises regular events around the UK and encourages participation from as many people as possible. The BAA London group meets once per month (in London) and all are welcome to come along and join in.

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	The '''BAA'' (British APL Association) was founded 40 years ago to promote a the APL family of interactive array-programming languages derived from [[Ken Iverson]]’s [[mathematical notation\|Iverson notation]].		The '''BAA''' (British APL Association) was founded 40 years ago to promote a the APL family of interactive array-programming languages derived from [[Ken Iverson]]’s [[mathematical notation\|Iverson notation]].

	As a group, it organises regular events around the UK and encourages participation from as many people as possible. The BAA London group meets once per month (in London) and all are welcome to come along and join in.		As a group, it organises regular events around the UK and encourages participation from as many people as possible. The BAA London group meets once per month (in London) and all are welcome to come along and join in.

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