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J for C Programmers
An introduction and reference for the J programming language, an array language of extraordinary productivity. The reader learns the elements of J in terms familiar to a C or Java programmer, and then goes on to learn how to think about problems J-style, working with whole-array operations rather than loops.
329 pages, Paperback
Published April 7, 2009
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December 13, 2024nouns verbs adverbs conjunctions helps for parsing and the greedy execution problem and
many implicit things like forks and hooks, very hard to parse when you aren’t familiar with every symbol
maybe too much overloading, monadic vs dyadic and types of args
I like the . and : in names, it reminds me of hebrew vowels
many implicit things like forks and hooks, very hard to parse when you aren’t familiar with every symbol
maybe too much overloading, monadic vs dyadic and types of args
I like the . and : in names, it reminds me of hebrew vowels
Displaying 1 of 1 review