Linked Questions
10 questions linked to/from Pure function inside another pure function
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Second level depth pure function?
I have the following working construction:
Select[ln125, # == Nearest[ln125, 551.748][[1]] &]
Here, ln125 is a one ...
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Pure function on pure function
Given
t1 = {2, 4, 8, 16};
t2 = {1, 5, 9};
First[Select[t1, # > 1 &]]
First[Select[t1, # > 5 &]]
First[Select[t1, # > 9 &]]
can somehow be ...
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How to prevent name clash between arguments of different functions?
Per comments, including here the description of the problem lifted from another site:
Mathematica Pure Function Scope Problem
Consider this snippet:
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Apply pattern using a Slot (#) to each list element using a second slot
I am trying to find a neat way of applying an operation to each list element, but do not know how to properly use multiple slots or whether it is actually possible to solve this with multiple slots.
I ...
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Nested lamdas: MapThreading a MapAt lambda
Consider a set of (here) 3 series
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How to supply argument to pure function when slot is already defined?
Here's an example of a pure function:
3^# > 100 &
I can supply any value I please to the function, by placing that value after the prefix. E.g.:
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Problem with `Derivative`/`Series` and `InverseFunction`
Here is the Mathematica code I'm asking about:
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bind specific 'Slots' to specific 'Map'
Is it possible to construct a pure function using multiple slots, with the following concept :
Binding specific slot to specific apply or map
For example :
In this example,
To ...
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Slots inside nested pure functions
I'd like /@ instead of Table or Map.
But let we have it inside pure function:
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How to use Select and MemberQ together with Map correctly?
I have a list with quite a few elements. Each element is a rule of the type vector-> number such as {1,2,3,4}->1.435 and ...