There usually have to be exceptions. Does it mean that tacit J does not
limit mutable state more than explicit J? It seems when you have no
variables at least the variables are not mutable? /Erling
On 2017-09-29 01:45, Raul Miller wrote:
Tacit J can have mutable state.
For example:
set=:1!:2&(<'state')
get=:1!:1 bind (<'state')
It's also possible implement mutable state in tacit J without using
foreigns (nor the explicit conjunction), but (depending on your
approach), it can get long.
Thanks,
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