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I managed to do it that way: 1"Hello, world!\n";1"KDB+ - Q Language\n";1"/n";exit 0; Is there another way to display a string without quotes?

Konstantin Orman, thank you very much!I will run this command line now.I would like to find a text explaining what "numberD" is -> example 2D, 4D, ...Example:q) timerange: 5Dq) freq: 0D00: 01q) fc: `long $ timerange% freqKonstantin Orman, thanks for ...

Boa tarde!Muito obrigado pela ajuda e atenção.Em dom, 7 de fev de 2021 12:14, Konstantin Orman escreveu:q)a:0 3 _/: 2 6 # til 128 is shifted by a space to be aligned with 11q)a 16 7 89 10 11 Konstantin

Guys, I actually got it.But my doubt is because the number 8 is displayed separately from the others.q) show N: 0 3 _ /: 2 6 # til 120 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11Observe the result of this command:q) (N 1) 06 7 8This is how I expected the result:0 1 2 3 4...

thank you so much.I'll test now.Em sáb, 26 de dez de 2020 12:18, András Dőtsch escreveu:Hi,I would simply do:q) asc 10?02:00q) asc 03:10+10?17:25-03:10András