On 2002-10-08 at 17:15:06, Larry Wall wrote:
> Seriously, () is just a special token.  We could easily have used a
> special token like NULLLIST instead.  What does INTERCAL use?
Well, INTERCAL doesn't have lists per se, but it does have arrays, whose
size is set by assignment: the lvalue is the name of the entire array,
and the rvalue is the size.  So if you wanted an empty array you'd set it
up with something like this:

        PLEASE DO ;1 <- #0

(Hey, you asked.)

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