Difference between revisions of "Array nth Functions"
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*[[ Z%5E3_Array_Manipulation_Member_Functions | Listing of Z3 Array Manipulation Member Functions]] | *[[ Z%5E3_Array_Manipulation_Member_Functions | Listing of Z3 Array Manipulation Member Functions]] | ||
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− | ==Array.nth(SomeNth, SomeCount) == | + | ==Array.nth(SomeNth, SomeCount, IsBothSides) == |
− | Get the nth element from the array. SomeCount (default as 1) of elements from the nth index is given. Result is an array. | + | Array.ends() is the same function, but returns elements from front and back, and uses the same parameters. |
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+ | Get the nth element from the array. SomeCount (default as 1) of elements from the nth index is given. Result is an array. IsBothSides (false by default), if true, will give the result from beginning and the end of the array. These parameters can be given as an array to do combinatorial loops. | ||
If the first element is required, use the Array.firstelement() or Array.lastelement(). | If the first element is required, use the Array.firstelement() or Array.lastelement(). | ||
Note that Array.first(Count) and Array.last(Count) give array of numbers as result. | Note that Array.first(Count) and Array.last(Count) give array of numbers as result. | ||
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The following are the easier way to get the xth element from an array. If multidimensional array, it gives the xth row. | The following are the easier way to get the xth element from an array. If multidimensional array, it gives the xth row. |
Latest revision as of 15:13, 13 September 2024
See Array Find Related Functions
Array.nth(SomeNth, SomeCount, IsBothSides)
Array.ends() is the same function, but returns elements from front and back, and uses the same parameters.
Get the nth element from the array. SomeCount (default as 1) of elements from the nth index is given. Result is an array. IsBothSides (false by default), if true, will give the result from beginning and the end of the array. These parameters can be given as an array to do combinatorial loops.
If the first element is required, use the Array.firstelement() or Array.lastelement().
Note that Array.first(Count) and Array.last(Count) give array of numbers as result.
The following are the easier way to get the xth element from an array. If multidimensional array, it gives the xth row.
Array.first
Array.last
Array.second
Array.third
Array.fourth
Array.fifth
Array.sixth
Array.seventh
Array.eighth
Array.nineth
Array.tenth
Array.eleventh
Array.twelfth
Array.thirteenth
Array.fourteenth
Array.fifteenth
Array.sixteenth
Array.seventeenth
Array.eighteenth
Array.nineteenth
Array.twentieth
Array.hundredth
Array.thousandth
Array.millionth
1..5.second()
2 |
MAGICSQUARE(5).third()
7 | 25 | 13 | 1 | 19 |
Array element
Array.firstelement
Gives first element.
Array.lastelement
Gives last element.
NTHELEMENT(nTh, Array)
Return the nth element from Array.
The following will give the 1st to 10th element in an array.
ELEMENT1 ELEMENT2 ELEMENT3 ELEMENT4 ELEMENT5 ELEMENT6 ELEMENT7 ELEMENT8 ELEMENT9 ELEMENT10
ELEMENT9(1..10)
9
1..10.firstelement()
1
1..10.lastelement()
10