← Back to context Comment by koolala 1 year ago Does it support imaginary numbers or did they take them out like everyone else... 1 comment koolala Reply cess11 1 year ago J supports them well, so I'd guess K does too.And many programming languages do, for example C# and Racket. I have a feeling it isn't very hard to implement, since that's what you typically do if you need complex numbers in Java.
cess11 1 year ago J supports them well, so I'd guess K does too.And many programming languages do, for example C# and Racket. I have a feeling it isn't very hard to implement, since that's what you typically do if you need complex numbers in Java.
J supports them well, so I'd guess K does too.
And many programming languages do, for example C# and Racket. I have a feeling it isn't very hard to implement, since that's what you typically do if you need complex numbers in Java.