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readme-0.6.txt	2014-05-01	294 Bytes	0
cjam-0.6-sources.zip	2014-05-01	15.9 kB	0
cjam-0.6.jar	2014-05-01	100.2 kB	0
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Main changes: - New operators: get url, args, time, transliteration, memoize, cartesian product, divmod, prime, factorization, signum, round, trigonometry, sqrt, exp, log, floor, ceil - "a" now wraps in array (even if it's already an array) - CJam stack traces - various fixes and improvements

Source: readme-0.6.txt, updated 2014-05-01

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