Unlambda is a minimal language of functional Programmation invented by David Madore. It is based on the principle of the Combinatory logic , a version of the Lambda-calculation which omits the operator lambda. It rests mainly on two integrated functions ( S and K ) and on an operator “apply” (written “, the reversed quotation mark). It constitutes of this fact a Turing-complete language and comprises moreover some functions of i/o allowing an interaction with the user, various functions of short cuts and a function of lazy evaluation.
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