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| [[BQN]] || <code>⟨⋄⟩</code> || <code>[⋄]</code> || <code>{key⇐val⋄}</code> || {{Maybe|First-class}} || {{Yes}} | | [[BQN]] || <code>⟨⋄⟩</code> || <code>[⋄]</code> || <code>{key⇐val⋄}</code> || {{Maybe|First-class}} || {{Yes}} | ||
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| [[Dyalog]] (proposed) || <code>(⋄)</code> || <code>[⋄]</code> || <code>(key:val⋄)</code> || {{ | | [[Dyalog]] (proposed) || <code>(⋄)</code> || <code>[⋄]</code> || <code>(key:val⋄)</code> || {{Maybe|Indirect}} || {{Yes}} | ||
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"First class" indicates that functions are first class, so that an array of functions can be formed directly; in Nial and dzaima/APL function arrays are a special form that can be applied to arguments to return a list of results. BQN's namespaces don't use a dedicated construction; instead, any block (like a [[dfn]]) with <code>⇐</code> statements returns a namespace reference. | "First class" indicates that functions are first class, so that an array of functions can be formed directly; in Nial and dzaima/APL function arrays are a special form that can be applied to arguments to return a list of results. BQN's namespaces don't use a dedicated construction; instead, any block (like a [[dfn]]) with <code>⇐</code> statements returns a namespace reference. | ||
"Indirect" indicates that a function array can be produced by taking a member of an array of namespaces that all contain that member, each with its own function value. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||