From J Software, a new book J for C Programmers in PDF (zipped). Via LtU.
Oh, and in case you don't know what J is:
J is a modern, array oriented, high level, high performance, general purpose programming language. J is used in a variety of industries including banking, investment analysis, insurance, derivative trading, scientific research, and education.
I just checked out the What is J PDF. It seems like it's used for math and graphing a lot, but it seems like something like Mathematica would be even better for that. Is this comparison between the two justified?
Tuesday, June 11, 2002
Permalink
Not that this will help clear matters up, but I found this paper interesting. It uses J to teach math.