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! colspan="2" | '''<big>APL features</big>''' [[{{fullurl:Template:APL_features|action=edit}} edit]]
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  | **Introductions** || [[I am new to programming]] ∙ [[I am a programmer but new to APL]] ∙ [[Intermediate APL]] ∙ [[Modern APL for old APLers]]  
! [[Built-ins]]
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| [[Primitives]] ([[Primitive function|function]]s, [[Primitive operator|operator]]s) ∙ [[Quad name]]
  | **Features** ||
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! [[Array model]]
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| [[Shape]] ∙ [[Rank]] ∙ [[Depth]] ∙ [[Bound]] ∙ [[Index]] ([[Indexing]]) ∙ [[Axis]] ∙ [[Ravel]] ∙ [[Ravel order]] ∙ [[Element]] ∙ [[Scalar]] ∙ [[Vector]] ∙ [[Matrix]] ∙ [[Simple scalar]] ∙ [[Simple array]] ∙ [[Nested array]] ∙ [[Cell]] ∙ [[Major cell]] ∙ [[Subarray]] ∙ [[Empty array]] ∙ [[Prototype]]
    | Syntax || Function ∙ Operator
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! Data types
    | Built-ins || Primitives
| [[Number]] ([[Boolean]], [[Complex number]]) ∙ [[Character]] ([[String]]) ∙ [[Box]] ∙ [[Namespace]] ∙ [[Function array]]
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! Concepts and paradigms
 
| [[Conformability]] ([[Scalar extension]], [[Leading axis agreement]]) ∙ [[Scalar function]] ([[Pervasion]]) ∙ [[Identity element]] ∙ [[Complex floor]] ∙ [[Array ordering]] ([[Total array ordering|Total]]) ∙ [[Tacit programming]] ([[Function composition]], [[Close composition]]) ∙ [[Glyph]] ∙ [[Leading axis theory]] ∙ [[Major cell search]]
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! [[Error]]s
| [[LIMIT ERROR]] ∙ [[RANK ERROR]] ∙ [[SYNTAX ERROR]] ∙ [[DOMAIN ERROR]] ∙ [[LENGTH ERROR]] ∙ [[INDEX ERROR]] ∙ [[VALUE ERROR]] ∙ [[EVOLUTION ERROR]]
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|**Features**      | **Syntax:** [[Syntax overview]] ∙ [[Comparison with traditional mathematics]]<br>**Built-ins:** [[Primitive functions]] ∙ [[Primitive operators]] ∙ [[Quad-names]] ∙ [[System commands]]<br>**Array model:** [[Shape]] ∙ [[Rank]] ∙ [[Depth]] ∙ [[Simple scalars]]<br>**Functions:** [[Tradfns]] ∙ [[Dfns]] ∙ [[Derived functions]] ∙ [[Trains]]<br>**Operators:** [[Tradops]] ∙ [[Dops]] ∙ [[Derived operators]]<br>**Other:** [[Bracket indexing]] ∙ [[Bracket axis]] ∙ [[Outer product]] ∙ [[Assignment]] ∙ [[Branching]] ∙ [[Keywords]] ∙ [[Object orientated programming]] ∙ [[User commands]]|
|**Guides**| [[GUI applications]] ∙ [[Calling APL from other languages]] ∙ [[Calling other languages from APL]] ∙ [[Performance tuning]] ∙ [[APL on the web]] ∙ [[Parallel computing]]|
|**Interface**| [[The APL Session]] ∙ [[Typing APL symbols]] ∙ [[APL fonts]] ∙ [[Mnemonics]]
|**Dialects**| **Maintained** [[Dyalog APL]] ∙ [[APL+Win]] ∙ [[APL64]] ∙ [[APL2]] ∙ [[GNU APL]] ∙ [[NARS2000]] ∙ [[dzaima/APL]] ∙ [[ngn/apl]] ∙ [[APLNext]] ∙ [[OpenAPL]] ∙ [[VisualAPL]]<br>**Historical:** [[Iverson notation]] ∙ [[APL\360]] ∙ [[APL.SV]] ∙ [[VSAPL]] ∙ [[York APL]] ∙ [[APLX]] ∙ [[Sharp APL]] (SAX) ∙ [[A+]] ∙ [[APL#]] ∙ [[APL\1130]]<br>**Derivatives:** [[J]] ∙ [[K]] ∙ [[LYaPAS]] ∙ [[RAD]] ∙ [[ELI]] ∙ [[Nial]]|
|**Developers**| **Current:** [[Dyalog]] ∙ [[IBM]] ∙ [[APLNow]] ∙ [[Sudley Place Software]] ∙ [[GNU APL community]] <br> **Historical:** [[MicroAPL]] ∙ [[IPSA]] ∙ [[STSC]] ∙ [[Burroughs]] ∙ [[CDC]] ∙ [[Data General]] ∙ [[DEC]] ∙ [[Harris]] ∙ [[HP]] ∙ [[Siemens]] ∙ [[Xerox]]|
|**Community**| **Sharing code:** [[List of open source software]] ∙ [[APLcart]]<br>**User groups:** [[BAA]] (UK) ∙ [[SIGAPL]] (USA) ∙ [[FinnAPL]] (Finland) ∙ [[SAUG]] (Switzerland) ∙ [[APL Borealis]] (Canada) ∙ [[SwedAPL]] (Sweden) ∙ [[JAPLA]] (Japan) ∙ [[APL-Germany]] ∙ [[APL et J]] (France)<br>**Forums:** [[Dyalog Forum]] ∙ [[APL2000 DN]] ∙ [[NARS2000 Forum]]<br>**Other:** [[APL Orchard]] ∙ [[Dyalog User Meeting]] ∙ [[Iverson Award]]|
|**People**|[[Ken Iverson]] ∙ [[Roger Hui]] ∙ [[John Scholes]] ∙ [[Bob Bernecky]] ∙ [[Phil Abrams]] ∙ [[Larry Breed]] ∙ [[Arthur Whitney]] ∙ [[Charles Brenner]] ∙ [[Jim Brown (IBM)]] ∙ [[Adin Falkoff]] ∙ [[Gene McDonnell]] ∙ [[Roger Moore]] ∙ [[Alan Perlis]] ∙ [[Bob Smith]] ∙ [[Morten Kromberg]] ∙ [[Gitte Christensen]] ∙  [[Jon McGrew]] ∙ [[Lynne Shaw]] ∙ [[William Rutiser]] ∙ [[Roy Sykes]] ∙ [[Peter Donnelly]] ∙ [[Donald McIntyre]] ∙ [[Philip Van Cleave]] ∙ [[Al Rose]] ∙ [[Raymond Tisserand]] ∙ [[Clark Wiedmann]] ∙ [[Alex Morrow]] ∙ [[Dan Dyer]] ∙ [[Ian Sharp]] ∙ [[Garth Foster]]
|**Publications**| **Standards:** [[ISO 8485:1989]] (APL) ∙ [[ISO/IEC 13751:2001]] (Extended APL) ∙ [[A Dictionary of APL]]<br>**Other:** [[Documentation suites]] ∙ [[Books]] ∙ [[Papers]] ∙ [[Videos]] ∙ [[Periodicals]] ∙ [[Tutorials]]
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Latest revision as of 06:57, 11 March 2024

APL features [edit]
Built-ins Primitives (functions, operators) ∙ Quad name
Array model Shape ∙ Rank ∙ Depth ∙ Bound ∙ Index (Indexing) ∙ Axis ∙ Ravel ∙ Ravel order ∙ Element ∙ Scalar ∙ Vector ∙ Matrix ∙ Simple scalar ∙ Simple array ∙ Nested array ∙ Cell ∙ Major cell ∙ Subarray ∙ Empty array ∙ Prototype
Data types Number (Boolean, Complex number) ∙ Character (String) ∙ Box ∙ Namespace ∙ Function array
Concepts and paradigms Conformability (Scalar extension, Leading axis agreement) ∙ Scalar function (Pervasion) ∙ Identity element ∙ Complex floor ∙ Array ordering (Total) ∙ Tacit programming (Function composition, Close composition) ∙ Glyph ∙ Leading axis theory ∙ Major cell search
Errors LIMIT ERROR ∙ RANK ERROR ∙ SYNTAX ERROR ∙ DOMAIN ERROR ∙ LENGTH ERROR ∙ INDEX ERROR ∙ VALUE ERROR ∙ EVOLUTION ERROR
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