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a=(1..100);
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b=a.parts(10);
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b=a.slice(1,10);
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b=a.slice(50,66);
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b=a.parts(10)
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SUM(b);
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b.$(SIN);
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b.$(x=>x^2);
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b.$$(SUM);
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b.$$$(SUM);
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b.columns();
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b.columns(3);
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b.columns(1..3);
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b.columns(0..9..2);
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b.rows(0..9..2);
  
 
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Revision as of 02:54, 19 March 2020

Understanding Arrays in ZCubes


This video demonstrates some of the array creation and manipulation features in ZCubes. A series of numbers can be made into an array and you can use functions to obtain and manipulate data in rows, columns or cells. This also demonstrates the use of the ".." operator. Go ahead and play with arrays.

Video


Understanding Arrays in ZCubes














Code

a=(1..100);
b=a.parts(10);
b=a.slice(1,10);
b=a.slice(50,66);
b=a.parts(10)
SUM(b);
b.$(SIN);
b.$(x=>x^2);
b.$$(SUM);
b.$$$(SUM);
b.columns();
b.columns(3);
b.columns(1..3);
b.columns(0..9..2);
b.rows(0..9..2);

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