jadon

Yes. Setting the default function for removing ambiguity would help.

I don't have an Android so I can't build a UI for it. Do you want to make a REPL wrapper for it?

@kirbyfan64 I love Kotlin :D

@kirbyfan64 Oh yeah, forgot about that operator :panda_face:. I don't know what else it could be.

That makes sense, though using arithmetic operators on arrays already folds them.

So something like `[421] {+3-}/` > `4+(2+(1-3)-3)-3`?

We can just use whatever way `[123]+` folds.

`%` can be a filter, like `[0101] {n>0} %`. It would pop the stack after it runs each CB and if truthy, push that element to a separate array. I've...

@kirbyfan64 No problemo :heart: :palm_tree: I had an idea about **unique** filtering, as that seems [to be the craze](https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/65051). ``` [11223344]!%o [1, 2, 3, 4] or maybe use `|`, which...

What use cases does only removing adjacent duplicates have?