Stair-climbing puzzle: Difference between revisions
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Note that <code>0:</code> is not a number but a verb (function) that returns the number zero irrespective of its argument(s). And, arguably, infinity is not any specific number. And, finally, <code>step</code> is presumed to pre-exist in the task description. Therefore the above solution for <code>step_up</code> could validly be said to meet the restrictions of no variables or numbers.
J's verbs (functions) always take an argument. J programmers use verbs which ignore their arguments (e.g. <code>step</code> and <code>attemptClimb</code>) to
'''Solution (Explicit):'''
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