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[http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10501180 ELI: a simple system for array programming]</ref>
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'''ELI'''<ref name="website">[https://fastarray.appspot.com/ ELI - official site] Hosted on Google App Engine</ref> is an interactive [[array programming]]
By replacing each [[APL syntax and symbols|APL character]] with one or two [[ASCII]] characters, ELI retains APL's succinct and expressive way of array programming compared with [[MATLAB]] or [[
ELI is available without charge on [[Windows]], [[Linux]], and
==Version 0.3==
ELI version 0.3, described as a stable release, was released on August 10, 2015. It integrates with a cross-platform IDE, ELI Studio, which provides a code editor with specialized
==New features==
Version 0.3 adds several new features.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://fastarray.appspot.com/releasenote/Eli-v0.3.html |title=Overview |last=Chen |first=Hanfeng |date=2015 |website=ELI, a System for Programming with Arrays |publisher=Fastarray.appspot.com |access-date=2018 February 26}}</ref>
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* [https://fastarray.appspot.com/docs/
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpq4XRc7A1YNbEnBRx9-jzw YouTube channel]
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A 2-by-3 matrix (or higher dimension array, e.g., <code>2 3 4#!24</code>) can be generated by <code>#</code> with left argument <code>2 3</code>.
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2 3#!6 // 2 dimension array (matrix)
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Two file extensions are used in ELI for exchanging and sharing code for different purposes: <code>.esf</code> and <code>.eli</code>.
An ELI file with extension <code>.esf</code> is a script file which contains all methods and data. A simple way to create a script file is using the command <code>)out</code>. However, a clean workspace
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An ELI file with extension <code>.eli</code> is an ELI workspace file which contains everything in a workspace.
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==Development notes==
* (Dec. 2016) ELI began to actively maintain its online language reference manual which can be found at [https://fastarray.appspot.com/docs/EliReference.html fastarray/docs]
* (Dec. 2016) An ELI primer was released
==See also==
* [[Q (programming language from Kx Systems)|Q]], programming language from Kx Systems
==References==
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