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Example Vector append 006
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Description
This example takes 2 existing Vectors and appends
the values of each Vector. The result is placed in a new Vector.
Details
(define X #("The " "rain " "In " "Spain" ) )
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Returns: #<Vector 123456>
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(define Y #("falls " "mainly " "on" ) )
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Returns: #<Vector 234567>
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(define Z #("the " "plain") ) |
Returns: #<Vector 345678>
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(setq W (append X Y Z )) |
Returns: #<Vector 456789>
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Use the display command to display the contents of the appended Vector. Note
that Vector X, Y and Z are not modified.
(display #<Vector 456789> )
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Returns: #("The " "rain " "In " "Spain" "falls " "mainly " "on " "the " "plain")
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