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Integers greater than 1 are now allowed in the right argument of [[Where]] (<source lang=apl inline>⍸</source>), matching the definition of Indices in other languages. A related extension allows integers greater than 1 in the left argument of [[Partitioned Enclose]] (<source lang=apl inline>⊂</source>), which produce empty partitions in the output. The extension to Partitioned Enclose makes it the first APL partitioning function which can produce empty partitions.
Integers greater than 1 are now allowed in the right argument of [[Where]] (<source lang=apl inline>⍸</source>), matching the definition of Indices in other languages. A related extension allows integers greater than 1 in the left argument of [[Partitioned Enclose]] (<source lang=apl inline>⊂</source>), which produce empty partitions in the output. The extension to Partitioned Enclose makes it the first APL partitioning function which can produce empty partitions.


Version 18.0 allows multi-line input in the [[session]] using the [[line editor]], and allows [[control structures]] to be used in the session. Multi-line input is begun when a [[dfn]], [[namespace]], [[class]], or control structure is begun but not finished on the same line.
Version 18.0 allows multi-line input in the [[session]] using the [[line editor]], and allows [[control structure]]s to be used in the session. Multi-line input is begun when a [[dfn]], [[namespace]], [[class]], or control structure is begun but not finished on the same line.


New [[system function]]s for case folding and mapping (<source lang=apl inline>⎕C</source>) and date-time conversion are added.
New [[system function]]s for case folding and mapping (<source lang=apl inline>⎕C</source>) and date-time conversion are added.


Initial support for [[wikipedia:.NET Core|.NET Core]], Microsoft's cross-platform successor to the original [[.NET]] framework, has been added.
Initial support for [[wikipedia:.NET Core|.NET Core]], Microsoft's cross-platform successor to the original [[.NET]] framework, has been added.
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