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Oh, cool! I've been trying to get into K, but put it on hold for a bit in part due to the lack of accessible information and tutorials on the language. I've seen some reference documentation before, but it's not like you can scan it and go "ok I can code K now". These resources look quite neat though so I'll give it another go.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:K4 is confusingly most commonly consumed in the form of KDB+, which includes a slim wrapper on top of K to make it a bit more SQL-like and friendly, (nick)named Q. However, the semantics are all really the same, and the step to learning K4 from learning Q is actually really small (though for a lot of tasks it is not a really necessary step other than for fun). This however means that you can leap into the more available Q reference materials as a first step, launching into K off of that. Then one can recommand the rather nice Q for mortals: http://code.kx.com/wiki/JB:QforMortals2/contents Thanks. I guess I was going at it rear end-backwards, as I wanted to learn K with the end goal of applying it with KDB+ 
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