On 7/2/07, Bruno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey, what's wrong in this code? I'ts supposed to check if a number and it's
double contain the same digits. I tried a couple different ways of
multiplying a number by two and each way returned me a different error...
(*/ (/:~ ": ]) = (/:~ ": 2*])) >:i.1e3
|limit error
(*/ (/:~ ": ]) = (/:~ ": 2*]))
*/ ((/:~ ": ]) = /:~ ": 2 * ])
$ ((/:~ ": ]) = /:~ ": 2 * ]) >:i.1e3
500500
So, here, you're trying to construct a table with 1000 rows and
500500 columns. The limit error is J telling you it's not going to
even bother trying to construct an array that large. (I believe
you are using a 32 bit version of J.)
(*/ (/:~ ": ]) = (/:~ ": +:])) >:i.1e3
|domain error
(/:~":+:])>:i.3
|domain error
| (/:~":+:])>:i.3
(/:~ ": +:])
/:~ (": +: ])
Here, you are trying to nor a character string with a set of
integers. The domain of nor is booleans.
I would recommend testing your expressions with smaller
arguments (where you can comfortably inspect the results).
I would also recommend testing your sub-expressions whenever
they wind up doing something you do not expect.
--
Raul
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