Niladic

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

    ∇ z←dealcard
[1]    z←1 ? 52
    ∇

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

• niladic (accepts no arguments)
• monadic (accepts one argument)
• dyadic (accepts two arguments)
• System Functions