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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Grouping and Combining Elements of Lists
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Tuples
Tuples
generates a list of all possible
n
-tuples of elements from
list
.
Tuples
generates a list of all possible tuples whose
i
element is from
.
MORE INFORMATION
The elements of
list
are treated as distinct, so that
Tuples
for a list of length
k
gives output of length
.
The order of elements in
Tuples
is based on the order of elements in
list
, so that
Tuples
gives
.
Tuples
generates a list of all possible
... arrays of elements in
list
.
The object
list
need not have head
List
. The head at each level in the arrays generated by
Tuples
will be the same as the head of
list
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(3)
All possible 3-tuples of
and
:
The first element given is always picked first:
All ways of picking one element from each list:
All possible 3-tuples of
and
:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
The first element given is always picked first:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
All ways of picking one element from each list:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Generalizations & Extensions
(3)
Each occurrence of an element is picked separately:
All possible 2×2 arrays formed from
and
:
Tuples with any head:
Applications
(8)
Digits of successive base-2 numbers:
All possible trigrams of
and
:
Neighborhood rules for an elementary cellular automaton:
Digit sequences, or evolution of a substitution system:
2D lattice of points:
Connect pairs of points in all possible ways:
Properties & Relations
(3)
All possible digit sequences:
Results from
Outer
involve extra sublists:
Subsets
picks each element at most once, and treats reorderings as equivalent:
Possible Issues
(1)
With one argument,
Tuples
picks an element from each sublist:
With two arguments,
Tuples
treats each sublist as a complete element:
Neat Examples
(6)
3D lattice of points:
SEE ALSO
Outer
Array
IntegerDigits
Permutations
Subsets
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TUTORIALS
Grouping and Combining Elements of Lists
MORE ABOUT
Constructing Lists
Discrete Mathematics
List Manipulation
Rearranging & Restructuring Lists
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