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Paul Robinson at 21:41, 26 November 2014

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	Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function DL\|{quad}DL]] function delays execution for an amount of time indicated by the argument.		Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function DL\|{quad}DL]] function delays execution for an amount of time indicated by the argument.


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Paul Robinson at 21:38, 26 November 2014

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Paul Robinson at 03:31, 28 February 2013

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	<apll>      dealcard 7<br/>		<apll>      dealcard 7<br/>
	33 1 3 4 42 40 21<br/></apll>		33 1 3 4 42 40 21<br/></apll>
			To make this related to a deck of cards you'd have to relate the numbers to the rank and suit.

	An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.		An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.

Paul Robinson at 03:30, 28 February 2013

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	An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.		An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.

	Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function ~~FPC~~\|{quad}~~FPC~~]] function ~~returns the number~~ of ~~digits of precision for arithmetic calculations, and you can set it to~~ the ~~number of digits you want~~.		Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function DL\|{quad}DL]] function delays execution for an amount of time indicated by the argument.

	== See Also==		== See Also==

Paul Robinson at 03:28, 28 February 2013

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	In this case, the function would return a shuffle of '''m''' cards from a deck of 52. So a statement of		In this case, the function would return a shuffle of '''m''' cards from a deck of 52. So a statement of
	: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7		: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7
	Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries in the range of 1 to 52.		Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries in the range of 1 to 52. Or to visualize:<br/><br/>
			<apll>      dealcard 7<br/>
			33 1 3 4 42 40 21<br/></apll>

	An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.		An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.

Paul Robinson at 02:16, 28 February 2013

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	A function is '''monadic''' if it accepts ~~a single arguments~~ to the right of the function. For example:		A function is '''monadic''' if it accepts an argument to the right of the function. For example:

	<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/>		<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/>
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	In this case, the function would return a shuffle of '''m''' cards from a deck of 52. So a statement of		In this case, the function would return a shuffle of '''m''' cards from a deck of 52. So a statement of
	: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7		: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7
	Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries ~~from~~ the range of 1 to 52.		Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries in the range of 1 to 52.

	An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.		An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.

Paul Robinson at 02:15, 28 February 2013

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	A function is '''~~niladic~~''' if it ~~does not accept any~~ arguments. For example:		A function is '''monadic''' if it accepts a single arguments to the right of the function. For example:

	<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/>		<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/>
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	: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7		: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7
	Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries from the range of 1 to 52.		Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries from the range of 1 to 52.

			An 'argument' can be an array or string or whatever the function is willing to accept.

	Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function FPC\|{quad}FPC]] function returns the number of digits of precision for arithmetic calculations, and you can set it to the number of digits you want.		Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function FPC\|{quad}FPC]] function returns the number of digits of precision for arithmetic calculations, and you can set it to the number of digits you want.

Paul Robinson: Created page with "A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example: `''' ∇ z{:=}dealcard m [1] z←m..."`


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Created page with "A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments.  For example:  <code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/> [1]    z←m..."
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A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments.  For example:



<code>'''<big>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;∇ z{:=}dealcard m<br/>

[1]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;z←m ? 52<br/>

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;∇ </big>'''</code>



In this case, the function would return a shuffle of '''m''' cards from a deck of 52.  So a statement of

: shuffle {:=} dealcard 7

Would set '''shuffle''' to the value of an array of 7 entries from the range of 1 to 52.



Some System functions are monadic in that you may present them one argument, and it may return a value. The [[System Function FPC|{quad}FPC]] function returns the number of digits of precision for arithmetic calculations, and you can set it to the number of digits you want.



== See Also==

* [[niladic]] (accepts no arguments)

* [[monadic]] (accepts one argument)

* [[dyadic]] (accepts two arguments)

* [[System Functions]]

Monadic - Revision history

Paul Robinson: t/c

Paul Robinson at 21:41, 26 November 2014

Paul Robinson at 21:38, 26 November 2014

Paul Robinson at 03:31, 28 February 2013

Paul Robinson at 03:30, 28 February 2013

Paul Robinson at 03:28, 28 February 2013

Paul Robinson at 02:16, 28 February 2013

Paul Robinson at 02:15, 28 February 2013

Paul Robinson: Created page with "A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example: ''' ∇ z{:=}dealcard m [1] z←m..."

Paul Robinson: Created page with "A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example: `''' ∇ z{:=}dealcard m [1] z←m..."`