Abstract
The list is the fundamental data structure used in Mathematica to group objects together. A very extensive set of built-in functions are provided by Mathematica to allow us to manipulate lists in a variety of ways ranging from simple operations ch as moving list elements around to sophisticated operations such as applying a function to a list. This chapter illustrates some of the many operations that can be performed on lists.
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Gaylord, R.J., Kamin, S.N., Wellin, P.R. (1993). List Manipulation. In: Introduction to Programming with Mathematica®. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25527-8_3
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