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Array
Array[
f
,
n
] generates a list of length n, with elements f
[
i
].
Array[
f
,
,
, ... 
] generates an  array of nested lists, with elements f
[
,
, ... ].
Array[
f
,
dims
,
origin
] generates a list using the specified index origin (default 1).
Array[
f
,
dims
,
origin
,
h
] uses head h, rather than List, for each level of the array.
Example: Array[f, 3] .
Array[f,
2, 3
] generates a  matrix.
Array[#1^#2 &,
2, 2
].
Array[f, 3, 0] generates an array with index origin 0.
Array[f, 3, 1, Plus].
Note that the dimensions given to Array are not in standard Mathematica iterator notation.
See the Mathematica book: Section 1.8.3, Section 2.2.6.
See also: Table.
Further Examples
This creates an array of 3 elements.
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This creates an array of 2 elements with 3 elements each.
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This array starts its index at 0.
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By specifying the function Plus here, the head of the array is changed to Plus from its default value List.
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