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| There are probably better ways to do this, but Partition[Riffle[Keys[testAssoc], Values[testAssoc]], 2] seems to get the job done. |
| You might be able to accomplish this with the new [KeyValuePattern][1] object in Mathematica 10.4. I've tried, though, and can't seem to figure out what function should then be used to actually apply the pattern to select matching key->value pairs... |
| Sample code from an older book I'm reading, *Exploring Mathematics with Mathematica* by Theodore Gray and Jerry Glynn, includes using sound objects and primitives as Epilogs inside of graphics constructs. This doesn't seem to work in Mathematica... |
| Using the FinancialData function in the Wolfram Language you can iterate over a list of standard ticker symbols and return various properties. Something like: FinancialData[#, "High52Week"] & /@ {"AAPL", "MSFT", "GOOG"} This will return a... |
| I appreciate the reply, Luis, but this isn't quite what I'm after. I want to highlight the highly composite numbers in any given range starting at 1: so, not only do you need to generate the divisors for each integer in the range, you also need to... |
| Thank you for the prompt and detailed reply, and thanks so much for the extra information on how to recreate the example using newer features! Christopher |
| I'm having trouble with the MovieData function and dataset. For instance, when I try to run one of the Basic Examples such as to pull the list of movies in the National Treasure franchise, I'm returned only a close repeat of the input I entered. ... |
| Wow! Some great ideas here. This is exactly the sort of help I was hoping to receive. Thank you all! |