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In response to @cillianreilly and @mchbrn-q
It seems, simple exec parse tree has a dual nature : It can act as a “c” and an “a” in ?[t;c;b;a] .
It seems like a “c” here:
?[tab;til 10;(where;(>;`c2;16))] /Equivalent ?[tab;til 10;((&:);(>;`c2;16))]
It seems like an “a” here:
?[tab;til 10;(last;`c2)]
Thoughts ?