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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Rearranging Nested Lists
Structural Operations
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Constructing Matrices
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Join
Join
concatenates lists or other expressions that share the same head.
Join
joins the objects at level
n
in each of the
.
MORE INFORMATION
Join
works on
SparseArray
objects by effectively concatenating the corresponding ordinary lists.
»
Join
handles ragged arrays by effectively concatenating all successive elements at level
n
in each of the
.
»
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Infix syntax:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Infix syntax:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(4)
Join two matrices to make longer columns:
Join columns of two matrices to make longer rows:
With ragged arrays, successive elements are effectively concatenated:
The second row comes from the concatenation of nothing with
:
Join depth 3 arrays at different levels:
Generalizations & Extensions
(2)
Join expressions with any head:
Join
works with
SparseArray
objects:
Applications
(2)
Augment a matrix by adding a row:
Augment by a column:
Make a block matrix:
This can also be done with
ArrayFlatten
:
Properties & Relations
(1)
Join
is equivalent to
Flatten
:
Neat Examples
(2)
Successively double a list by joining to itself:
Build up the Thue-Morse sequence []:
SEE ALSO
Union
StringJoin
Append
Prepend
PadLeft
Flatten
ArrayFlatten
ArrayPad
TUTORIALS
Rearranging Nested Lists
Structural Operations
Combining Lists
MORE ABOUT
Constructing Matrices
Handling Arrays of Data
List Manipulation
Parts of Matrices
Rearranging & Restructuring Lists
Structural Operations on Expressions
New in 6.0: List Manipulation
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