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by marrowgari
1773 days ago
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A slightly more verbose (less abstract) version of k would be q. Kx (proprietary owners of k/q) have a nice reference page if you're interested in learning more about the language, e.g., where it's used and how it's used... https://code.kx.com/q/ref/ |
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