Replace the head of each element of a list with f:

Equivalently:

Sum sublists by replacing the head of each with Plus:

Use the operator form of MapApply:

MapApply only affects the values of an association:

MapApply can be used with any expression, not just lists:

Apply a function to the rows of a SparseArray object:

Use MapApply with structured arrays, such as SymmetrizedArray and QuantityArray:

Compute the angles with respect to the positive axis for a list of ordered pairs:

Display the factorization of an integer using superscripts:

MapApply[f,expr] is equivalent to Apply[f,expr,{1}]:

MapApply is a combination of Map and Apply:

MapApply can replace heads inside held expressions without allowing evaluation to proceed:

Use ReleaseHold to allow evaluation to proceed:

If only some arguments are held, only those arguments will not evaluate further:

Map gives each sublist as a single argument to the mapped function:

MapApply takes the elements of the sublist as separate arguments:

MapApply ignores any element of the input expression that does not itself have any subparts:

MapApply[f,expr] returns expr if the latter does not have any parts at level 1:

Compute MapApply in parallel:

f@@@list is equivalent to MapApply[f,list]:

MapApply replaces the head of each part of an expression with another expression:

ComapApply successively replaces the head of an expression with the parts of another expression: