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A dictionary of APL

APL is a formal, imperative language. Because it is imperative, a sentence may be called an instruction, and may be executed to produce a result. In illustrations used here, an instruction will be indented, and the result of its execution will be shown on the following line without indentation.

Kenneth E. Iverson | K. Iverson

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[2] E. E. McDonnell,et al. Zero divided by zero , 1976, APL '76.

[3] A. D. Falkoff,et al. The design of APL , 1973, APLQ.

[4] Howard J. Smith. Sorting - a new/old problem , 1979, APL '79.

[5] Roger K. W. Hui. Some uses of { and } , 1987, APL '87.

[6] Anne H. Soukhanov,et al. The american heritage dictionary of the english language , 1992 .

[7] W. Gellert,et al. The VNR concise encyclopedia of mathematics , 1977 .

[8] Kenneth E. Iverson,et al. The evolution of APL , 1978, ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad.