Hello Roger;
There is no way to tell except by asking the participants. I'm sure
there is a contest question that has been answered by all the APL/J/K
people: that question's forum could be a starting point.
I personally had the most progress from using APL, but that is just my
experience pattern. That Ctrl-Break is, AFAIK, impotent in J is a
showstopper, and K... not even as a joke.
The fact that extended precision is not a primitive of APL is nothing an
hour's worth of programming can't solve.
Roger Hui wrote:
There is no way to tell as there is no way for the
user to specifically select APL or J or K.
I note that extended precision numbers are
a necessity for some Project Euler problems
and of the 3 languages or dialects only J has
primitive support for such numbers.
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Project Euler lumps these languages together. Are they equally
represented in the project, or biased towards one of them?
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...
Project Euler comes closer, and I am not surprised that APL/J/K
are on
the leaderboard there (nor am I surprised that pencil & paper
often beat
them out, despite having a much, much slower "compiler").
...
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