Cousins to q
Many powerful techniques for programming in q can be found in other Iversonian languages, and reward study by q programmers.
The ArrayCast podcast covers them all.
APL
- Try APL
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APL descends direct from Iverson Notation. At this site you can try it out – with its elegant and mnemonic symbols.
- Dyalog APL
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Dyalog APL is commercial software, but free for personal and minor commercial use.
- APL Wiki
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Hundreds of articles about APL.
- Vector
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The journal of the British APL Association has recorded work in the Iversonian languages since 1984.
Descendants
- Jsoftware wiki
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J: Iverson’s from-the-ground-up reboot of APL.
- BQN
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Finally, an APL for your flying saucer.
- April
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Array programming re-imagined in Lisp.
- Kap
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Kap is an array-based language that is inspired by APL.
- NumPy
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APL as a Python library.
- Uiua
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A stack-based array-programming language.
k
- The K Language Wiki
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The wiki links to several implementations of various iterations of k.
- Shakti
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The k story continues.
- no stinking loops
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Stevan Apter’s personal website is a treasure chest for k programmers.