If you want J to work very simply you can use it strictly as monadic. For a beginner that is probably enough.
In a user written verb you can pass (y) into the verb that has two parts like (x;y) and split them up into x and why inside the verb before use. Then you rules to follow is very simple. 2009/4/25 Don Watson <[email protected]> > _____________________________________________________ > > EXPLICIT J > > In explicit J, a monadic verb takes an argument from its right, > transforms it and passes it to its left: > > <-----------Monadic verb<--------------- > > So in a stream of monadic verbs, execution proceeds through each monadic > verb in turn: > > <-- Monadic verb <-- Monadic verb <-- Monadic verb <--Monadic verb<-- > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
