APL Programming Language Reference Guide and Personal Notes
By
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Summary
This is a personal reference guide for the APL programming language, created by the author as a quick reference card for their own use. The document follows APL Wiki's tutorial and further topics guides, with additional information from TryAPL to ensure compatibility with GNU APL. The author explicitly states this is not a comprehensive guide but rather a personal reference for future consulting, and includes practical notes about needing a monospace font that supports APL characters and referencing the GNU APL manual.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledI use this page as reference card when I have any doubts about the APL language.
This file follows APL Wiki's APL Tutorial and Further Topics in APL guides, plus occasional extra looks at TryAPL for missing stuff on certain symbols.
I do not guarantee a comprehensive guide to APL here. This is mainly for future consulting.
Plus, make sure you are using a monospace font which supports APL characters!
Also see the GNU APL Manual.
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