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A step-by-step demonstration of implementing Conway's Game of Life in a single line of APL using array operations.
There is a "Game of Life" tutorial at tryapl.org, which allows you to step through the game of life expressions interactively. -------------------- Get Started Download the latest version of Dyalog, free for personal or non-commercial use: dyalog.com/downloads About Dyalog Ltd We are the creators of Dyalog APL, a powerful array-oriented programming language designed for concise, expressive problem solving. Our team is dedicated to its ongoing development and long-term maintenance, ensuring it continues to meet the evolving needs of our users. To support this, we provide a suite of development tools and environments that enable both Subject Matter Experts and IT professionals to rapidly turn complex ideas into robust, efficient software solutions. -------------------- Good places to start learning about APL are the Vector website (run by the British APL Association) vector.org.uk where there is a list of current APL books, the APL Wiki at aplwiki.com/ , and the Dyalog website dyalog.com which has links for obtaining a personal (non-commercial) licence for our APL interpreter if you like learning by doing :) There are also links to some forums and discussing groups on both sites where you will find people who know APL inside and out... You can also try APL online at tryapl.org/ Conway's Game Of Life in APLWhat people say. Frequently shared as a mind-blowing demonstration of the power and expressiveness of array programming in APL.
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