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J does not support abstract types, as defined here. In J, types are typically treated as a necessary evil, which should be disguised, hidden, neglected or ignored wherever practical. (2=1+1 regardless of the type of 1 and the type of 2.)
Types are sometimes thought of as being related to function domains
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