Thanks for the reply. Very much appreciated.
Below is the second and very last question I will ask from the past the past exam papers. These past exam papers aren't homework. The lecturer gave us these past exam papers to practice for the exam on Friday. There are no more assessments this late in the semester, with the exam only a day away(and then university is finished for the year). So you aren't doing my homework for me. :)
In the following Mathematica expression, A[B[C]]]
Which of the following scenarios is possible?
A) A is a function, B is a function and C is an integer.
B) A is a function, B is a list and C is a list
C) A is a list, B is a list and C is an integer
D) A is a list, B is a function and C is a list
I think A is correct, since it is possible to have nested function, and the innermost function takes a value ie. an integer. But we haven't learnt this sort of content this semester, so I really have no idea.