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Example NumMatrix reverse 004
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Description
These examples use the reverse function to rearrange
the elements of the NumMatrix. The NumMatrix, with its elements in
reverse order is returned.
Details
The elements of the NumMatrix will be returned in reverse order.
(reverse #(nummat| 1 2 3 4))
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Returns: #<NumMatrix 123456>
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(display #<NumMatrix 123456>)
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Returns: #(nummat| 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 )
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The elements of the Number Matrix will be returned in reverse order.
(reverse #(nummat| 1.54 2 3.53 -4))
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Returns: #<NumMatrix 123456>
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(display #<NumMatrix 123456>)
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Returns: #(nummat| -4 3.53 2 1.54 )
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Related Examples
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Function Links
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reverse
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Argument Types
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