Matrix index
Matrix elements can be referenced by using sequence operations
A |
|
1 |
[[22,7.25],[38,71.2833],[26,7.925],[35,53.1],[35,8.05]] |
2 |
=A1(1) |
3 |
=A1.(~(1)) |
4 |
=A1(3)(1) |
5 |
=A1.to(2) |
6 |
=A1.to(3:5) |
7 |
=A1.to(3:) |
8 |
=A1.m(-2) |
9 |
=A1.m([-2,-4]) |
10 |
=A1.m(-2:-4) |
A1 Input a matrix
A2 Get the first row of matrix A1
A3 Get the first column of matrix A1
A4 Get the first number in row 3
A5 Get the first 2 rows
A6 Get the numbers from row 3 to row 5
A7 Get the numbers from row 3 to row last
A8 Get the second row from the bottom. m means get numbers from backwards to forwards
A9 Get the second row and the 4throw from backwards to forwards
A10 Get the second row to the 4throw from backwards to forwards
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