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This is a monadic fork that takes an argument on the right. Similarly to APL, ? generates a random integer; however, J arrays are zero-based. So we compare to 0 instead of to the input.
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This is a monadic fork that takes an argument on the right. Similarly to APL, ? generates a random integer; however, J arrays are zero-based. So we compare to 0 instead of to the input.
J, 3 bytes
0=?
This is a monadic fork that takes an argument on the right. Similarly to APL, ? generates a random integer; however, J arrays are zero-based. So we compare to 0 instead of to the input.
This is a monadic fork that takes an argument on the right. Similarly to APL, ? generates a random integer; however, J arrays are zero-based. So we compare to 0 instead of to the input.
