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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Sequences
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FlattenAt
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Sequence
Sequence
represents a sequence of arguments to be spliced automatically into any function.
MORE INFORMATION
Sequence
objects will automatically be flattened out in all functions except those with attribute
SequenceHold
or
HoldAllComplete
.
Assignment and replacement functions have attribute
SequenceHold
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
Sequence
is automatically spliced in:
Sequence
is automatically spliced in:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(2)
Replace with a sequence that is automatically spliced in:
Applications
(1)
Completely flatten out all lists in the argument to a function:
Properties & Relations
(3)
A sequence of arguments matched by
is treated as a
Sequence
object:
represents sequences of arguments by
Sequence
objects:
A sequence with one argument acts like
Identity
:
Possible Issues
(2)
Most
Mathematica
functions automatically splice in
Sequence
objects:
Assignment and replacement functions have the attribute
SequenceHold
:
SEE ALSO
FlattenAt
BlankSequence
SlotSequence
PatternSequence
List
Listable
SequenceHold
TUTORIALS
Sequences
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