Primary array notation, similar to Bowers’ Exploding Array Function (BEAF), and created with the aim of achieving the highest number with the least amount of new characters.
Current Extensions
All rules from previous array types is applicable to arrays of follow types, which contain arrays of previous type.
Superscript for braces equal to the number of braces
Basic arrays
$[a] = a+1$ $[a, b+1, #] = [\dots, b, #]$ $[#, 1] = [#]$ $[#, 1, b+1, #] = [#, \dots, b, #]$
Arrays have become multidimensional
$[a(1)1] = [a, a, a, \dots]$ $[a(b)1] = [\%]$ $[a(c)b+1(c)#c] = [\%(c)b(c)#_c]$ $[#_c(c)$^1{b+1}] = [#_c(c)$^\%_b]$ $[#_c(c)1(c)b+1(c)#_c] = [#_c(c)\%(c)b(c)#_c]$
$[a(1 \backslash 1)1] = [\%]$ $[a(b \backslash 1)1] = [\%]$ $[a(1, 1, \dots \backslash 1)1] = [a(\dots, \dots \backslash 1)1]$ $[a(#, 1, b+1, # \backslash 1)1] = [a(#, \dots, b, # \backslash 1)1]$ $[a(1 \backslash b+1)1] = [a(\% \backslash b)1]$ $[a(1 \backslash $^1{x+1} \backslash b+1)1] = [a(\% \backslash $^\%{x} \backslash b)1]$ $[a(1 \backslash $^1{x+1})1] = [a(\% \backslash $^\%{x})1]$
Backslash can be indexed with number
Backslash can be indexed with array