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J, 13 char '*',^:(<_)'*' How it works: What's in parenthesis indicates to the verb ^: that the verb to the left of ^: has to be performed to the object on the right of the ^: an infinite nu...
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#2: Post edited
by
torres
·
2022-06-01T21:09:47Z (over 2 years ago)
- # J, 13 char
- ```
- '*',^:(<_)'*'
- ```
- **How it works:**
- What's in parenthesis indicates to the verb ^: that the verb to the left of ^: has to be performed to the object on the right of the ^: an infinite number of times and that it has to list each intermediate result. '_' is infinity, and '<' boxes it to force listing the intermediate results.
- ```
- '*',^:(<4)'*'
- *
- **
- ***
- ****
- ```
- # J, 13 char
- ```
- '*',^:(<_)'*'
- ```
- **How it works:**
- What's in parenthesis indicates to the verb ^: that the verb to the left of ^: has to be performed to the object on the right of the ^: an infinite number of times and that it has to list each intermediate result. '_' is infinity, and '<' boxes it to force listing the intermediate results.
- ```
- '*',^:(<4)'*'
- *
- **
- ***
- ****
- ```
#1: Initial revision
by
torres
·
2022-06-01T21:05:40Z (over 2 years ago)
# J, 13 char ``` '*',^:(<_)'*' ``` **How it works:** What's in parenthesis indicates to the verb ^: that the verb to the left of ^: has to be performed to the object on the right of the ^: an infinite number of times and that it has to list each intermediate result. '_' is infinity, and '<' boxes it to force listing the intermediate results. ``` '*',^:(<4)'*' * ** *** **** ```