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Line 21: == How it works == Functions in Joy lack [[Parameter (computer science)\|formal parameters]]. For example, a function that squares a numeric input can be expressed as follows:▼ Joy is unusual among functional programming languages (except for [[function-level programming]] languages and some esoteric ones, such as [[Unlambda]]) in its lack of a [[lambda calculus\|lambda]] operator, and therefore lack of [[Parameter (computer science)\|formal parameters]]. ▲For example, a function that squares a numeric input can be expressed as follows: DEFINE square == dup * .

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