Examples

Increment base-36 strings, 10 bytes

ĠḞḊĖȦDĊ36C

• Firstly, Ġ (remove first character) is called with the argument ḞḊĖȦDĊ36C
• Then, Ḟ (convert to base) is called with ḊĖȦDĊ36 and C.
• Ḋ (increment) is called with ĖȦDĊ36
• Ė (convert from base) is called with ȦDĊ and 36.
• Ȧ (concatenate) is called with D and Ċ.
• D is the loop variable, but since we are not in a loop it defaults to 1.
• Ċ gets a line of input, and evaluates it, "123456zzzz" for example.
• ȦDĊ results in 1123456zzzz.
• ĖȦDĊ36 converts x (the first argument) from base y (the second argument), which results in 3763604730256127.
• ḊĖȦDĊ36 increments its first argument, so you get 3763604730256128.
• ḞḊĖȦDĊ36C converts x to base y. The function C represents the integer that was last used, in this case it was 36, so it converts 3763604730256128 to base 36, which is 11234570000.
• ĠḞḊĖȦDĊ36C removes the first character from its argument, so you get 1234570000.
• Now all functions have been evaluated, "1234570000" is printed.