All valid unary operators can be applied as deep operators in order to address the set elements directly. The number of accent circumflex symbols behind the operator determines the depth to use.
echo("Deep unary operators on simple sets (vectors):");
a[] = { 1,2,3,4,5 };
b[] = { hu, ha, he, ho, hi };
echo( -a[] ); // Descending sorting order
echo( -^a[] ); // Negating elements
echo;
echo( + b[] ); // Ascending sorting order
echo( +^b[] ); // Upper case on elements
echo( !^b[] ); // Capitalizing elements
echo;
echo("Deep unary operators on nested sets (matrices):");
a[] = { { 5, 15, 10 }, { 16, 6, 26 }, { 37, 17, 7 } };
echo( - a [] ); // Descending sorting of all elements
echo( -^a [] ); // Desending sorting of each marix row
echo( -^^a[] ); // Negating the elements
Deep unary operators on simple sets (vectors):
{5,4,3,2,1}
{-1,-2,-3,-4,-5}
{'ha','he','hi','ho','hu'}
{'HU','HA','HE','HO','HI'}
{'Hu','Ha','He','Ho','Hi'}
Deep unary operators on nested sets (matrices):
{{37,17,7},{26,16,6},{15,10,5}}
{{15,10,5},{26,16,6},{37,17,7}}
{{-5,-15,-10},{-16,-6,-26},{-37,-17,-7}}