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{{Built-ins|Scan|<nowiki>\</nowiki>|⍀}} is a [[primitive operator|primitive]] [[monadic operator]] which takes a [[dyadic function]] [[operand]] and produces a [[monadic function]] which is equivalent to the [[reduce|reductions]] of the ~~prefixes~~ of the arguments. This operation is known as also known as cumulative reduction.

{{Built-ins|Scan|<nowiki>\</nowiki>|⍀}} is a [[primitive operator|primitive]] [[monadic operator]] which takes a [[dyadic function]] [[operand]] and produces a [[monadic function]] which is equivalent to the [[reduce|reductions]] of the [[prefix]]es of the arguments. This operation is known as also known as cumulative reduction.

== Explanation ==

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	{{Built-ins\|Scan\|<nowiki>\</nowiki>\|⍀}} is a [[primitive operator\|primitive]] [[monadic operator]] which takes a [[dyadic function]] [[operand]] and produces a [[monadic function]] which is equivalent to the [[reduce\|reductions]] of the ~~prefixes~~ of the arguments. This operation is known as also known as cumulative reduction.		{{Built-ins\|Scan\|<nowiki>\</nowiki>\|⍀}} is a [[primitive operator\|primitive]] [[monadic operator]] which takes a [[dyadic function]] [[operand]] and produces a [[monadic function]] which is equivalent to the [[reduce\|reductions]] of the [[prefix]]es of the arguments. This operation is known as also known as cumulative reduction.

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