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2.2.11 Sequences| The function Flatten allows you to explicitly flatten out all sublists. | |
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Flatten[{a, {b, c}, {d, e}}]
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| FlattenAt lets you specify at what positions you want sublists flattened. | |
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FlattenAt[{a, {b, c}, {d, e}}, 2]
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| Sequence objects automatically get spliced in, and do not require any explicit flattening. | |
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{a, Sequence[b, c], Sequence[d, e]}
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Sequence[ ,  , ... ] | a sequence of arguments that will automatically be spliced into any function |
Representing sequences of arguments in functions. | Sequence works in any function. | |
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f[Sequence[a, b], c]
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| This includes functions with special input forms. | |
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a  Sequence[b, c]
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| Here is a common way that Sequence is used. | |
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{a, b, f[x, y], g[w], f[z, y]} /. f->Sequence
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