Am 31.10.2019 04:41 schrieb 'Jim Russell' via Programming:
(In other words, pretty much everybody except perhaps for Roger,
Henry, Eric, Ian, Chris, and the rest of you really smart cool kids.)
One of the topics in my vast storehouse of J ignorance was
http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Vocabulary/Dissect#Labs
<http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Vocabulary/Dissect#Labs>. Truth is, I
still haven’t spent much time there — instead I eased into it by
updating everything using Package Manager (in particular Debug,
Dissect, and the Labs) and running the Dissect Labs.
Not only did I learn about the Dissect tool (really outstanding!), I
learned a great deal more about the J Language. OK, I had a lot to
learn, but I am now in a much better position to understand,
experiment and try different things.
If I didn’t already know how smart everyone here is, I would challenge
you all to do these labs without learning something new. This tool is
amazing!
Hi Jim,
thank you very much for the hint. I already knew about dissect and used
it while trying to understand some expressions I stumbled across
somewhere in one of the essays in "50 Shades of J".
However, I never thought about studying dissect itself more intensely
and do the labs, but it seems a rather promising idea for this
weekend...
Regards,
Thomas
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