Grouping and Combining Elements of Lists
| Partition[list,n] | partition list into n-element pieces |
| Partition[list,n,d] | use offset d for successive pieces |
| Split[list] | split list into pieces consisting of runs of identical elements |
Functions for grouping together elements of lists.
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This groups the elements of the list in pairs, throwing away the single element left at the end.
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This groups elements in triples. There is no overlap between the triples.
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This makes triples of elements, with each successive triple offset by just one element.
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This splits up the list into runs of identical elements.
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| Tuples[list,n] | generate all possible n-tuples of elements from list |
| Tuples[{list1,list2,...}] | generate all tuples whose i element is from  |
Finding possible tuples of elements in lists.
This gives all possible ways of picking two elements out of the list.
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This gives all possible ways of picking one element from each list.
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