I was looking at one of the forums on Project Euler, and someone solved a problem using J. His entire code was:
+/+/1,4#2*>:i.500
My equivalent C# code was about 30 lines. To me, the above code is basically unreadable, but maybe with a little more knowledge it wouldn't be. (Maybe.) If you use J, could you tell me what you use it for? Do "real programs" look like this?
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