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edited Nov 9, 2017 at 13:39

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(a.{~(#"0+&96)i.27){a.

Explanation:

 i.27 a. - the wholelist alphabet of integers 0 - 26  ( +&96) { - selectadds items96 fromto   the above list ( starting offset of 'a')    - indices of the#"0 alphabet to be selected  - copies i.27the right argument left argument times - list   of integers{~ 0 - 26  ( +&96) - adds 96select toitems thefrom abovea list (starting offset ofarguments 'a'reversed)  a. #"0 - copies the right argument- leftthe argumentwhole timesalphabet  #"0 +&96 is a hook, which means that at first +96 is applied to the list i.27, resulting in a list 96, 97, 98... 122, then #"0 is applied to this result. So it is evaluated as ((i.27)#"0(96+i.27)){a:

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((#"0+&96)i.27){a.

Explanation:

 a. - the whole alphabet  { - select items from    (  )  - indices of the alphabet to be selected  i.27 - list of integers 0 - 26  ( +&96) - adds 96 to the above list (starting offset of 'a')   #"0 - copies the right argument left argument times #"0 +&96 is a hook, which means that at first +96 is applied to the list i.27, resulting in a list 96, 97, 98... 122, then #"0 is applied to this result. So it is evaluated as ((i.27)#"0(96+i.27)){a:

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a.{~(#"0+&96)i.27

Explanation:

 i.27 - list of integers 0 - 26  ( +&96) - adds 96 to the above list (starting offset of 'a')   #"0 - copies the right argument left argument times    {~ - select items from a list (arguments reversed) a. - the whole alphabet  #"0 +&96 is a hook, which means that at first +96 is applied to the list i.27, resulting in a list 96, 97, 98... 122, then #"0 is applied to this result. So it is evaluated as ((i.27)#"0(96+i.27)){a:

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answered Nov 9, 2017 at 8:26

Galen Ivanov

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J, 18 bytes

((#"0+&96)i.27){a.

Explanation:

 a. - the whole alphabet { - select items from ( ) - indices of the alphabet to be selected i.27 - list of integers 0 - 26 ( +&96) - adds 96 to the above list (starting offset of 'a') #"0 - copies the right argument left argument times #"0 +&96 is a hook, which means that at first +96 is applied to the list i.27, resulting in a list 96, 97, 98... 122, then #"0 is applied to this result. So it is evaluated as ((i.27)#"0(96+i.27)){a:

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