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DeleteCases
DeleteCases
removes all elements of
expr
that match
pattern
.
DeleteCases
removes all parts of
expr
on levels specified by
levelspec
that match
pattern
.
DeleteCases
removes the first
n
parts of
expr
that match
pattern
.
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With the option
Heads
->
True
, you can delete heads with
DeleteCases
. Deleting the head of a particular element in an expression is equivalent to applying
FlattenAt
to the expression at that point.
DeleteCases
uses standard level specifications:
n
levels
through
n
Infinity
levels
through
Infinity
{
n
}
level
n
only
{
n
1
,
n
2
}
levels
through
The default value for
levelspec
in
DeleteCases
is
.
A positive level
n
consists of all parts of
expr
specified by
n
indices.
A negative level
-
n
consists of all parts of
expr
with depth
n
.
Level
consists of numbers, symbols, and other objects that do not have subparts.
Level
corresponds to the whole expression.
DeleteCases
traverses the parts of
expr
in a depth-first order, with leaves visited before roots.
EXAMPLES
CLOSE ALL
Basic Examples
(1)
Delete cases that match integers:
Delete cases that match integers:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Options
(1)
Deleting the head
effectively flattens:
SEE ALSO
Cases
ReplaceAll
Delete
Except
TUTORIALS
Finding Expressions That Match a Pattern
MORE ABOUT
Elements of Lists
Handling Arrays of Data
Parts of Expressions
Pattern Matching Functions
Rules & Patterns
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