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Paul Robinson at 21:42, 26 November 2014

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Paul Robinson at 21:38, 26 November 2014

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Paul Robinson at 02:00, 28 February 2013

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	This function would return a random number in the range 1 - 52, but it would not accept any argument~~, such as would~~ be ~~used for~~ dealing a card in a game.		This function would return a random number in the range 1 - 52, but it would not accept any argument. Such a function might be useful in the case of dealing a card in a game since the number of cards is always the same.

			Some System functions are niladic in that they return a value, but you do not present them an argument. The [[System Function TS\|{quad}TS]] function returns the current time stamp, that is, the current date and time, but you cannot give it a date or time in order to, for example, change the date or time.

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

Paul Robinson at 01:57, 28 February 2013

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	<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard<br/>		<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard<br/>
	[1]    ~~z←1~~ ? 52<br/>		[1]    z←? 52<br/>
	∇ </big>'''</code>		∇ </big>'''</code>

Paul Robinson at 01:56, 28 February 2013

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	A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example:		A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example:

	{~~delta~~} A		<code>'''<big>    ∇ z{:=}dealcard<br/>
			[1]    z←1 ? 52<br/>
			∇ </big>'''</code>

			This function would return a random number in the range 1 - 52, but it would not accept any argument, such as would be used for dealing a card in a game.

	== See Also==		== See Also==
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	* [[monadic]] (accepts one argument)		* [[monadic]] (accepts one argument)
	* [[dyadic]] (accepts two arguments)		* [[dyadic]] (accepts two arguments)
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A function is '''niladic''' if it does not accept any arguments. For example:

{delta} A

== See Also==
* [[niladic]] (accepts no arguments)
* [[monadic]] (accepts one argument)
* [[dyadic]] (accepts two arguments)