J is a single data multi-instruction language. The trains and many of
the adverbs and conjunctions control data flow. enc2 is a hook. Below,
find where A appears in the explicit equivalent sentence.
boxdraw_j_ 1
enc2 =: ;(</.~ 0 1 2 1 $~ #)
enc2 A
+------------------+-----+---------+----+
|hi ho how are you?|howeu|ih o r o?| hay|
+------------------+-----+---------+----+
A ; A </.~ (0 1 2 1"_ A) $~ # A
+------------------+-----+---------+----+
|hi ho how are you?|howeu|ih o r o?| hay|
+------------------+-----+---------+----+
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 02:31:07 -0500
From: "Linda Alvord"<[email protected]>
To:<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Jprogramming] Rail Fence Cipher
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This is odd, Pascal
Remove @: in one situation and the results agree. However in a defined verb
they don't agree.
A=:'hi ho how are you?'
enc =: ;@:(</.~ 0 1 2 1 $~ #)
;@:(</.~ (0 1 2 1 $~ #))A
howeuih o r o? hay
;(</.~ (0 1 2 1 $~ #))A
howeuih o r o? hay
enc2 =: ;(</.~ 0 1 2 1 $~ #)
enc2 A
-------------------T-----T---------T----?
?hi ho how are you??howeu?ih o r o?? hay?
L------------------+-----+---------+-----
Linda
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