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> One could probably say that Mathematica is a language for people who > what to get things done, but who don't want to be programmers. I would > have no idea how to quantify that type of user. That is exactly why I am using Mathematica 10.0.2. ...
You already have a direct and simple solution( flatten first) using basic Mathematica and it works for any depth of nesting. A different way to do that is to use a Listable function (alias for "==") and flatten the result. eq[x_, y_] =...
Dear Jack, thank you very much for posting another data set with the global temperature anomalies. > Please consider this graph of global temperatures from 1977 - 2016. > Does it seem more likely to you that the trend is exponential or >...
> Try it again, but this time click the "case insensitive" button. Let > us know what you turn up. A gain for both but with *I do not know* winning.. I missed the i (I) on a laptop screen.
Fixed. Forgot about the z^0 case. Again, this is just proof of concept. The parsing can be done better and in a much more robust way. Any other bugs, please let me know.
Thank you gentlemen. These are certainly workarounds. I consider this either a bug though or a design flaw, or a design decision that I do not understand the reasoning for... It doesn't make sense to me that placing an image in a Column or grid...
Scenario - a series of distances between GPS points. (Some overhead in getting there too). Fold the list for accumulated distances along a path. How costly are units? About 3 orders of magnitude after realizing that 0.0 is converted on every...
If you're really pressed for time (With Complete Loss of Generality) **WCLOG** xml = xml /. XMLElement[a_, b_, {}] -> XMLElement[a, b, {"Null"}]; list = xml[[3, 1, 3, 1, 3]]~Join~xml[[3, 2 ;; 16, 3, 1]] {"Kuwait", "5", "5",...
Hello Douglas, thanks for answer! A very good solution! Cheers, Gordon
> Thank you so much, Sam. Your example will motivate me to start using > units, which I have avoided to date! I had to back out of units. While convenient - I could always print speed as miles per hour without referring to the underlying data -...