APL is the perfect mind blower: https://xpqz.github.io/learnapl/intro.html
if a < b → c := true
□ a ≥ b → c := false
fi
To an APL dfn with "guards": c ← {
a < b : true
a ≥ b : false
}
As in GCL, if none of the guards hold true, the dfn (braces) will terminate without return value, and thus the code will abort with an error.(seems like a degenerate, empty, dfn also behaves differently?)