CS151.02 2010S Functional Problem Solving
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Held: Friday, April 9, 2010
Summary: We consider vectors, an alternative to lists for storing collections of data.
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Notes:
Sam speaks for some timeday.
Overview:
basic values and operations on those valuesare key to writing algorithms.
typeto express these two concepts.
car
, cdr
,
null
, and null?
).
(vector val1 ... valn)
: Create a vector
(make-vector length val)
: Make a vector of specified length, with duplicates of val as the contents.
(vector-ref vector position)
: Extract a value from a vector.
(vector-set! vector position newvalue)
: Change an element of a vector.
(vector-length vector)
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