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| + | a:=x^2; | ||
| + | g:= s*t; | ||
| + | c:= r*2+t*5; | ||
| + | ArrayFunc=[a,g,c]; | ||
| + | ArrayFunc[1](2,3); | ||
| + | a⩨;g⩨;c⩨; | ||
| + | ArrayFunc@[1..10,3..12] | ||
Revision as of 05:37, 18 May 2020
Array of Functions
You can create an array of functions in ZCubes, and execute these functions for a set of data. The video explains the ArrayFunc function and also to arrayfy functions to be able to process array of values.
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a:=x^2; g:= s*t; c:= r*2+t*5; ArrayFunc=[a,g,c]; ArrayFunc[1](2,3); a⩨;g⩨;c⩨; ArrayFunc@[1..10,3..12]
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