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A concatenative language is a language where function composition is denoted by juxtaposition. Contrast with applicative language.
! x G F vs. F(G(x)) CHAR: a 1string print ! => a print(1string(CHAR: a)); ! => a
More details can be found in Manfred von Thun's the paper Mathematical Foundations of Joy.
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