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Chapter 11: Lists
For a complex list,
or
min
returns the smallest or
max
largest magnitude (modulus).
Selecting
from the
Deltal
menu pastes
to the
Deltalst(
cursor location.
For
and
, both
Sortx
Sorty
lists must have the same
number of elements.
min(
list
)
max(
list
)
sum
list
prod
list
seq(
expression
,
variable
,
begin
,
endã
,
stepä
)
li4vc
list
li4vc {
element1
,
element2
,
...
vc4li
vector
vc4li ã
element1
,
element2
,
...
Fill(
number
,
listName
)
aug(
listA
,
listB
)
cSum(
list
)
Deltalst(
list
)
ãListName
Sortx
,
ListName
frequencyListNameä
ãxListName
Sorty
,
ListName
frequencyListNameä
Returns the smallest element of a real or complex list
Returns the largest element of a real or complex list
Returns the sum of all the elements of a real or complex list,
adding from the last element to the first
Returns the product of all the elements of a real or complex list
Returns a list in which each element is the result of the evaluation
of expression with regard to variable for the values ranging from
begin to end in intervals of step (step can be negative)
Converts a real or complex list to a vector
}
Converts a real or complex vector to a list
ä
Stores a real or complex number to every element of listName
(augment) Concatenates the real or complex elements of listA and
listB
Returns a list of the cumulative sums of real or complex list
elements, starting with the first element and proceeding to the last
Returns a list containing the differences between consecutive
elements for all elements in a real or complex list
,
In ascending order of
data pairs, and optionally, their frequencies, in xListName,
yListName , and frequencyListName;
,
In ascending order of
data pairs, and optionally, their frequencies, in xListName,
yListName , and frequencyListName;
x
elements, sorts xListName , sorts
xStat
and
y
elements, sorts xListName , sorts
and
xStat
x
and
y
yStat
are defaults
x
and
y
are defaults
yStat
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