How to pronounce “infix” in English

And it's a bit hard.But I'm trying to use prefix and infix here, to make it a little bit more palatable.So, the thing that would have been ceiling, if you give it two arguments, it takes the largest of the two arguments.

The next one is a function with an array on both sides.We call that a dyadic, or infix, function.The first one we would call a monadic function.

If you have a function that just references omega, it's a prefix function.The next one, plus double, is an infix function, because it references both alpha, the left argument, and omega.And then the fibonacci function there is a multi-line function.

So I'll hand over to Oliver now to talk a bit more about some of our design process.But over in Kenya, where the infrastructure hasn't been so permanently infixed on our landscape,

So there's a power operator-- which you see is a very similar symbol to the mathematical exponentiation, it just has a dieresis above it--because it refers only to alpha alpha; and a dyadic, or infix, operator referring both to alpha alpha and omega omega.