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Range
Range
generates the list
.
Range
generates the list
.
Range
uses step
di
.
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The arguments to
Range
need not be integers.
Range
starts from
, and successively adds increments of
di
until the result is greater than
.
Range
uses the standard
Mathematica
iteration specification, as applied to a single variable.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(3)
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(6)
Use a step of 2:
Use a negative step:
Use an exact numeric-valued step:
Use a machine-number step:
Use a precision-24 step:
Range of very large numbers:
Generalizations & Extensions
(1)
Use a symbolic step:
Applications
(4)
Produce a geometric sequence:
Form a polynomial from coefficients:
Form a random permutation:
Find an inverse permutation:
Properties & Relations
(2)
Range
is equivalent to
Table
:
Use
Range
or
Span
(;;) as
Part
specification:
Possible Issues
(2)
For some step sizes,
Range
may not include the upper limit given:
Even though the lower limit was exact, the inexact step makes the first element inexact:
SEE ALSO
Table
ConstantArray
Interval
CharacterRange
FindDivisions
TUTORIALS
Vectors and Matrices
Making Tables of Values
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Constructing Lists
List Manipulation
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