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and A and B are two dimensional arrays, it generates code that is effectively the same as the C loops shown above. An array language, therefore, simplifies programming.

==Example languages==

==Examples==

The canonical example of an array programming language is [[APL (programming language)|APL]]. Others include: [[J (programming language)|J]], [[K (programming language)|K]], [[NGL (programming language)|NGL]], and [[ZPL (programming language)|ZPL]].

Some examples of array programming languages:

:[[APL programming language|APL]], [[J programming language|J]], [[K programming language|K]], [[NGL programming language|NGL]], [[ZPL programming language|ZPL]], [[NESL programming language|NESL]], [[Nial programming language|Nial]], [[FISh programming language|FISh]],[[Fortran programming language|Fortran 90]], [[Co-array Fortran]], [[F-Script programming language|F-Script]],[[Perl Data Language|PDL]]

[[:Category:Array programming languages]] provides an exhaustive list.

==See also==