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Questions about Mathematica's functional programming style, including the use of pure functions (Function[], #, &) and functions such as Map, Apply, Nest, and Through.
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Can't figure out how to apply these functions repeatedly
I have the following problem, and even though I've tried Fold & Inner, Sow & Reap, et al. I can't figure out the clean way to do this.
Here's the problem. I have a list that starts as {a,b}. I want …
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