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A frequent reaction when one first encounters a J program is often something along the lines of "that's cheating". The thought here is that the problem could not possibly be that simple, so -- instead -- the issue must be that J was specifically designed to tackle that problem.
The flip side of this issue is that J is a dialect of APL -- a language whose development started in the 1950s and which was implemented in the early 1960s. And, originally, APL was designed as a language to describe computer architecture. The
== Introduction ==
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