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{{Built-in|Tally|≢}} is a [[primitive function|primitive]] [[monadic function]] which returns the number of [[major cell]]s in its [[argument]]. The Tally of an array is also the first [[element]] of its [[shape]], or 1 if it is a [[scalar]] (since a scalar is its own major cell by convention). Tally counts the first [[axis]] rather than the last because the number of major cells is more useful in [[leading axis theory]].
{{Built-in|Tally|≢}} or '''Count''' is a [[primitive function|primitive]] [[monadic function]] which returns the number of [[major cell]]s in its [[argument]]. The Tally of an array is also the first [[element]] of its [[shape]], or 1 if it is a [[scalar]] (since a scalar is its own major cell by convention). Tally counts the first [[axis]] rather than the last because the number of major cells is more useful in [[leading axis theory]].


== Examples ==
== Examples ==

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