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Topic: object slice
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arrays
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curried functions
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sub-sequences
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transformation of programs
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undefined, null, and other signal values
Summary
A slice is a partial specification of an object or a function. For instance a slice of the array A(i,j) is A(i,2). Function slices are called curried functions. Slices are themselves objects which can be accessed and used. (cbb 5/80)
QuoteRef: dewaRB10_1969 ;;573 slices by a% *, 1% is repeat execution starting at lbound to hbound QuoteRef: earlJ4_1974 ;;35 access a column by a(*,3) producing a function with one less argument QuoteRef: vanwA_1969 ;;167 "Slices are obtained by subscripting e.g., x1(i) or by trimming, e.g., x1 (2:n), or by a mixture of both, ..."
Topic: arrays (58 items)
Topic: curried functions (14 items)
Topic: sub-sequences (13 items)
Topic: transformation of programs (27 items)
Topic: undefined, null, and other signal values
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