Array

Usage

• 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, {, , ... }, {, , ... }] generates a list using the index origins (default 1).
• Array[f, dims, origin, h] uses head h, rather than List, for each level of the array.

Notes

• Examples: 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].

Further Examples