APL
APL (A Programming Language) is an array-oriented programming language designed by Kenneth E. Iverson, distinguished by its use of a compact set of special mathematical symbols to express operations over entire arrays and vectors in extremely concise notation.
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Factor (language)
Factor is a dynamically typed, concatenative, stack-based programming language descended from the Forth tradition, featuring a large standard library, garbage…
Forth
Forth is a stack-based, procedural, concatenative programming language known for its extreme extensibility, interactive incremental development, and minimal ru…
APL
APL (A Programming Language) is an array-oriented programming language designed by Kenneth E. Iverson, distinguished by its use of a compact set of special mat…
J (language)
J is a terse, array-oriented programming language created as a successor to APL, expressing the same array-programming concepts using standard ASCII characters…
K (language)
K is a terse, high-performance array programming language derived from APL and A+, designed for processing large in-memory arrays and time-series data with ext…
Q (language)
q is the query and scripting language built on top of K that ships with kdb+, offering a more readable, SQL-influenced syntax for writing high-performance anal…