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APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, and it will hurt your brain.

For starters, it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

AndThen the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The The original version did not even have loop constructs;constructs, anything and everything was done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, and it will hurt your brain.

For starters, it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

And the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The original version did not even have loop constructs; anything and everything was done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, it will hurt your brain.

For starters it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

Then the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The original version did not even have loop constructs, anything and everything done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

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APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, and it will hurt your brain.

For starters, it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

ThenAnd the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. TheThe original version did not even have loop constructs,constructs; anything and everything was done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, it will hurt your brain.

For starters it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

Then the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The original version did not even have loop constructs, anything and everything done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, and it will hurt your brain.

For starters, it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

And the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The original version did not even have loop constructs; anything and everything was done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL

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Orbling
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APL

This language is incredibly powerful and very terse, it will hurt your brain.

For starters it's tricky to use without a custom keyboard, or at least a keyboard overlay to show up all the obscure symbols it uses.

APL Keyboard

Then the language is of the vector/array-based paradigm and specialises towards complex linear algebra. The original version did not even have loop constructs, anything and everything done by chaining rather unusual array operators together.

  • strip_tags() anybody? (borrowed from Wikipedia)

strip_tags() ala APL