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Using except() function, you can exclude few elements from an original array, by mentioning in the arguments section, to get a new array as output.

==Examples==
1.
a=1..5@SIN
a.except(SIN(4))

-->Displays all the SIN VALUES FROM 1 to 5 as output, excluding the SIN(4) value.
<br/>0.8414709848078965 0.9092974268256817 0.1411200080598672 -0.9589242746631385

2.
a=["Mango","Grapes",67,8,"Orange","Banana",100]
a.except("Grapes",67,100)
-->Displays output as: Mango 8 Orange Banana

==See Also==
*[[Array.fillwith() | fillwith ]]

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Swapna at 11:00, 23 May 2020

Swapna: Created page with "Using except() function, you can exclude few elements from an original array, by mentioning in the arguments section, to get a new array as output. ==Examples== 1. a=1..5@SI..."