Funktionsweisen der Perl 6 arrays and Hashes erklärt, mit Beispielen und einem lustigen Quiz

1. Perl 6 Data Structures

2. Herbert Breunung

3. CPAN: lichtkind

4. Kephra 0.4.3.32

5. Kephra Logo

6. Als Hieroglyphe

7. Mansfelder Land

8. Mansfelder Land

9. Egypt aka Khem

10. Ein (K|C)amel

11. Noch ein Kamel?

12. Camelia

13. Camel ia

15. Schlaraffenland

16. Heiliger Gral

17. Schönheit Und Struktur

18. Datenstrukturen

20. @rrays Und %ashes

21. Auch $calare

22. Perl 5 @cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

23. Perl 5 & 6 @cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

24. Perl 5 @cities = qw( roma milano torino );

25. Perl 6 @cities = qw( roma milano torino ); @cities = < roma milano torino >;

26. Mit Interpolation Wie “ “ @cities = qw( roma milano torino ); @cities = < roma milano torino >; @cities = << roma milano $city >>;

27. Perl 5 & 6 @cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

28. P5 & P6 @cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); @cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

29. Klammern Gruppieren ! @cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); @cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

30. Itemkontext $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

31. Itemkontext # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Str() $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

32. Was Ist Str ? # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Str() - 'roma' ist ein String $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

33. Nur Der Erste Wert # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'turino' ); # $a, $b, $c = 1, 2, 3; $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

34. Was Ist Ein Parcel ? # Parcel – Sequenz von Items $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Str() $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

35. () Erinnert An Was? # Parcel – wie in function(1,2,3); $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Str() $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

36. Parcel # hat pos. und benannte Args $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Str() $cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ;

37. Kontainertypen # Array() $cities = [ 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ]; # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

38. Array() ne List() ne Parcel() # List() $cities = @( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

39. Nur Eine Liste # List() $cities = list ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # Parcel() $cities = ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

40. Pos. Param. Als Liste # List() $cities = list ( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ); # List() $cities = ||( 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' );

41. Array Objekt $cities = [ 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ]; @cities = 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ; say $cities . WHAT # Array() say @cities . WHAT # Array()

42. Nummer An Elementen say length @cities ; # 3 say elems @cities ; # 3 # kein length

43. „ elems“ Ist Methode say length @cities ; # 3 say @cities . elems ; # 3

44. An Jedem Arrayobjekt say scalar @$cities ; # 3 say $cities . elems ; # 3

45. Inhalt Vom Skalar say “@$cities“ ; # roma ... say $cities ; # roma ...

46. Auch Im Skalarkontext say “@cities“ ; # roma ... say $( @cities ) ; # roma ...

47. Ich Meinte Itemkontext say “@cities“ ; # roma ... say item( @cities ) ; # roma ...

48. Numerischer Kontext say scalar @cities ; # 3 say + @cities ; # 3

49. Numerischer Kontext say scalar @$cities ; # 3 say + $cities ; # 3

50. Boolkontext say values @cities ; # romami... say ? @cities ; # Bool::True

51. Stringkontext say “@cities“ ; # roma milano say ~ @cities ; # roma milano ...

52. . Wurde ~ say “@cities“ ; # roma milano say “...“ ~ @cities ; # ...roma mila..

53. Gehts Auch in P6 ? say “ @cities“ ; # roma milano torino say “@cities“ ; # roma milano torino?

54. Nicht Ganz say “@cities“ ; # roma milano ... say “@cities“ ; # @cities

55. Füge „[]“ An say “@cities“ ; # roma milano say “@cities[]“ ; # roma milano ...

56. Das War Kein Spezialfall say “@cities“ ; # roma milano say @cities [] ; # roma milano ...

57. Perl 5 & 6 say @cities ; # romamilanotorino say @cities ; # roma milano torino

58. Tiefer Als Listen

59. STD Perl 5 use Data::Dumper ; say Dumper ( @cities );

60. $VAR1 = 2; $VAR2 = 3; $VAR3 = 4; $VAR4 = 5; $VAR5 = 6; $VAR6 = 7; $VAR7 = 7; $VAR8 = 2; $VAR9 = 5; $VAR10 = [ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]; [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 2, 5, [&quot;a&quot;, &quot;b&quot;, &quot;c&quot;]] Data::Dumper Ausgabe

61. Er Hats Repariert use YAML ; # Data::Dumper sucks say Dump @cities ;

62. --- - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 7 - 2 - 5 - - a - b - c [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 2, 5, [&quot;a&quot;, &quot;b&quot;, &quot;c&quot;]] YAML Ausgabe

63. --- - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 7 - 2 - 5 - - a - b - c [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 2, 5, [&quot;a&quot;, &quot;b&quot;, &quot;c&quot;]] Er Kanns Kürzer

64. Perl 6 say @cities . perl ;

65. Mit eval Rückwandelbar # in jeder Tiefe: say @cities . perl ; $ [&quot;roma&quot;, &quot;milano&quot;, &quot;torino&quot;]

66. Perl 5 say $cities [ 2 ]; # torino

67. Perl 6 say $cities [ 2 ]; # torino say @cities [ 2 ]; # torino

68. Array Als Item say $cities [ 2 ]; # in Perl 6 auch say @cities [ 2 ]; # torino

69. Der Selbe Kontainertyp $cities = [ 'roma' , 'milano' , 'torino' ]; say $cities [ 2 ]; # $cities.WHAT say @cities [ 2 ]; # @cities.WHAT

70. Arrayobjekt say $cities [ 2 ]; # Array() say @cities [ 2 ]; # Array()

71. Say Ist Eine Methode say $cities [ 2 ]; # torino @cities [ 2 ]. say ; # dito

72. [ ] Auch (Wie Jeder Op) say $cities .[ 2 ]; # 2 ist parameter @cities .[ 2 ]. say ; # dito

73. 2 ist Letzter Index say $cities [ 2 ]; # torino say @cities [ 2 ]; # dito

74. Perl 5 say $cities [ -1 ]; # torino say @cities [ 2 ]; # dito

75. Perl 6 say $cities [ -1 ]; # torino say @cities [* -1 ]; # dito

76. Whatever * say @cities [*- 1 ]; # torino

77. Whatever * say @cities [*- 1 ]; # torino # parameter „*-1“ ist eine closure

78. Whatever * say @cities [*- 1 ]; # torino # parameter „*-1“ ist eine closure # * ist parameter an diese closure

79. Whatever * say @cities [*- 1 ]; # turino # parameter „*-1“ ist eine closure # * ist parameter an diese closure # * enthält gesammten Array

80. Whatever * say @cities [*- 1 ]; # torino say @cities [* / 2 ]; # milano

81. Whatever * say “@cities“ ; # roma milano torino say @cities [*]; # roma milano torino

82. Whatever * say “@cities“ ; # roma milano torino say @cities []; # roma milano torino # default param ist *

83. LoL say @cities [ 1 ][ 1 ];

84. List Of List @cities = [< roma .. >], [< berlin .. >]; say @cities [ 1 ][ 1 ]; say $cities [ 1 ; 1 ];

85. Ein Spiel

86. Zähl die Schlümpfe

87. Zähle Wie viele Elemente hat diese Liste?

88. Count

89. Runde 1

90. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ;

91. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 );

92. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my @number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ;

93. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my @number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 4 my @number = 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ;

94. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my @number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 4 my @number = 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ; # 3 my @number = [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ];

95. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my @number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 4 my @number = 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ; # 3 my @number = [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ]; # 1 mysub 1 ,( 2 ,[ 3 , 4 ]), 5 ; # in @_

96. Wie Viele Elemente ? my @number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 4 my @number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my @number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 4 my @number = 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ; # 3 my @number = [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ]; # 1 mysub 1 ,( 2 ,[ 3 , 4 ]), 5 ; # 4 # + Params. von außerhalb der ( )

97. Runde 2

98. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ;

99. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 );

100. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my $number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ;

101. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my $number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 ), 3 , 4 ;

102. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my $number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 ), 3 , 4 ; # 2 my $number = ( 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 );

103. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my $number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 ), 3 , 4 ; # 2 my $number = ( 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ); # 3 my $number = [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ];

104. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $number = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ); # 4 my $number = 1 , ( 2 , 3 ), 4 ; # 1 my $number = ( 1 , 2 ), 3 , 4 ; # 2 my $number = ( 1 , [ 2 , 3 ], 4 ); # 3 my $number = [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ]; # 4

105. Runde 3

106. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 );

107. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ;

108. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ; # 6 @number = 1 , $pd , 4 ;

109. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ; # 6 @number = 1 , $pd , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , @pd . item , 4 ;

110. item & list == Konextops my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ; # 6 @number = 1 , $pd , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , @pd . item , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , $pd . list , 4 ;

111. Wie Viele Elemente ? my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ; # 6 @number = 1 , $pd , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , @pd . item , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , $pd . list , 4 ; # 6 @number = Nil , Nil , Nil ;

112. Nil != undef my $pd = my @pd = ( 3 , 1 , 4 , 1 ); @number = 1 , @pd , 4 ; # 6 @number = 1 , $pd , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , @pd . item , 4 ; # 3 @number = 1 , $pd . list , 4 ; # 6 @number = Nil , Nil , Nil ; # 0

113. And The Winner Is ...

114. Perl 5 @digits = ( 4 ) x 5 ; # (4,4,4,4,4)

115. Perl 6 @digits = ( 4 ) x 5 ; # (4,4,4,4,4) @digits = ( 4 ) xx 5 ; # 4,4,4,4,4

116. Verfielfacht Listen @digits = ( 4 ) x 5 ; # (4,4,4,4,4) @digits = 4 xx 5 ; # 4,4,4,4,4

117. Verfielfacht Strings @digits = 4 x 5 ; # '44444' @digits = 4 x 5 ; # '44444'

118. Verfielfacht Strings @digits = 4 x 5 ; # '44444' @digits = ( 4 ) x 5 ; # '44444'

119. Verfielfacht Strings @digits = '1 2' x 3 ; # '1 21 21 2' @digits = ( 1 , 2 ) x 3 ; # '1 21 21 2'

120. Verfielfacht Listen @digits = ( 1 , 2 ) x 3 ; # 1,2,1,2,1,2 @digits = ( 1 , 2 ) xx 3 ; # 1,2,1,2,1,2

121. Perl 5 @digits = ( 0 .. 9 ); # Bereichsop

122. Perl 5 & 6 @digits = ( 0 .. 9 );

123. Perl 6 @digits = 0 .. 9 ;

124. Perl 6 @digits = ^ 10 ; # 0 .. 9

125. 0 Ist Gegeben @digits = 0 ..^ 10 ; # 0 .. 9 (@)

126. ^ Schließt Schranke Aus @digits = -1 ^..^ 10 ; # 0 .. 9

127. Sequence - Operator @digits = 0 ... 9 ;

128. Linear @digits = 0 ... 9 ; # 0 .. 9

129. Arithmetisch @digits = 0 ... 9 ; # 0 .. 9 @odd = 1 , 3 … 9 ; # 1,3,5,7,9

130. Geometrisch @digits = 0 ... 9 ; # 0 .. 9 @odd = 1 , 3 … 9 ; # 1,3,5,7,9 @bin = 1 , 2 , 4 … 1024 ; #..,8,16,32,.

131. Fibonacci @digits = 0 ... 9 ; # 0 .. 9 @odd = 1 , 3 … 9 ; # 1,3,5,7,9 @bin = 1 , 2 , 4 … 1024 ; #..,8,16,32,. @fib = 0 , 1 ,*+* … 144 ; #..,1,2,3,..

132. Prüf Das Limit @odd = 1 , 3 … 10 ; # 1,3,.. *

133. Unendliche Liste @odd = 1 , 3 … 10 ; # 1,3,.. * @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf

134. Bestimmte Elemente @odd = 1 , 3 … 10 ; # 1,3,.. * @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @odd [ 1 ]; # 3 say @number [ 5 ]; # 4

135. Alle Elemente @odd = 1 , 3 … 10 ; # 1,3,.. * @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @odd [*]; # warten ... say @number ; # viele Ziffern

136. Anzahl Der Elemente @odd = 1 , 3 … 10 ; # 1,3,.. * @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say + @odd ; # warten ... say @number ; # viele Ziffern

137. Was ist geschehen? $number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say $number . WHAT ; # Range()

138. Ausgabe ? $number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say $number ; # ?

139. Erstes Element $number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say $number ; # 0

140. Unendliche Liste $number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @( $number ); # digits ...

141. Array @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @number [ 5 ];

142. Bei Bedarf Erzeugt @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @number [ 5 ]; # @number.reify(5)

143. Interne Repräsentation @number = 0 .. *; # 0 .. Inf say @number . reify ( 5 ). perl ; # (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6..*)

144. Ihr Kennt Diese shift unshift push pop splice reverse map grep

145. Perl 5 %opera = ( 'verdi' => 'Aida' , 'puccini' => 'Turandot' , 'rossini' => 'Il barbiere' , );

146. Perl 6 %opera = ( 'verdi' => 'Aida' , 'puccini' => 'Turandot' , 'rossini' => 'Il barbiere' , );

147. Kein Gruppieren Nötig %opera = 'verdi' => 'Aida' , 'puccini' => 'Turandot' , 'rossini' => 'Il barbiere' , ;

148. Immer Noch Ein Hash %opera = 'verdi' => 'Aida' , 'puccini' => 'Turandot' , 'rossini' => 'Il barbiere' , ; %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

149. Neuer Paar-Syntax %opera = : verdi ( 'Aida' ), : puccini ( 'Turandot' ), : rossini ( 'Il barbiere' ), ; %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

150. Mit Autoquoting %opera = : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ; %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

151. Item - Kontext $opera = : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ; $opera . WHAT eq 'Pair()'

152. Gruppiert $opera = ( : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ); %opera . WHAT eq 'Parcel()'

153. Packet Kennt Pos. $opera = ( : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ); 0 verdi Aida 1 puccini Turandot 2 rossini Il barbiere

154. Hashkontext - Op $opera = %( : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ); %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

155. Hashkontext - Op $opera = hash( : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, ); %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

156. Hash-Generator-Op $opera = { : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, }; %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

157. Hash - Generator - Op %opera = { : verdi < Aida >, : puccini < Turandot >, : rossini < Il barbiere >, }; %opera . WHAT eq 'Hash()'

158. Invariante Sigils %opera { 'rossini' }; # Il barbiere

159. Invariante Sigils %opera .{ 'rossini' }; # alias .at_key()

160. Erinnern An qw() ? %opera { 'rossini' }; # Il barbiere %opera < rossini >;

161. Mit Interpolation %opera { 'rossini' }; # Il barbiere %opera < rossini >; %opera << $autore >>;

162. 2 Opern Auf Einmal %opera { 'rossini' , 'puccini' }; %opera < rossini puccini >; %opera << @autore >>;

163. Sind Auch Hashes $opera { 'rossini' , 'puccini' }; $opera < rossini puccini >; $opera << @autore >>;

164. Auch Mit Parcel() # oder Capture() $opera { 'rossini' , 'puccini' }; $opera < rossini puccini >; $opera << @autore >>;

165. Hash Methoden %opera . keys ; # verdi puccini ro... %opera . values ; # aida turandot ... %opera . kv ; # verdi aida puccini ...

166. Haben Arrays Auch @cities . keys ; # 0 1 2 @cities . values ; # roma milano ... @cities . kv ; # 0 roma 1 milano 2 ...

167. Auch Paare $opera . key ; # rossini $opera . value ; # Il barbiere $opera ; #

168. Mehr Hash Methoden %opera . pairs ; # list of pair obj. %opera . exists ; # Bool %opera . delete ; # 1 | 0

169. Mehr Hash Methoden %opera . pairs ; # list of pair obj. %opera . exists ; # one at a time %opera . delete ; # one at a time

170. Hash Im Kontext ? %opera ; # bool Kontext + %opera ; # num Kontext ~ %opera ; # string Kontext

171. Hash Im Kontext ? %opera ; # Bool::True + %opera ; # 3 ~ %opera ; # rossini Il barbiere

172. Value Im Kontext ? %opera ; # Bool::True + %opera ; # 3 ~ %opera ; # rossini Il barbiere

173. Neue Hashmethoden say %opera . invert ; Aida verdi Turandot puccini Il barbiere rossini

174. Hash Erzeuger my %h = @cities . classify ( { uc substr ( $_ , 0 , 1 ) } ); say %h ; $ R roma M milano T torino

175. Hash Erzeuger @cities . categorize ({ catsub ( $_ ) }); say %h . perl ;

176. Hash Erzeuger @cities . categorize ({ water ( $_ ) }); say %h . perl ; {&quot;mare&quot; => [&quot;roma&quot;], &quot;fiume&quot; => [&quot;roma&quot;, &quot;milano&quot;, &quot;torino&quot;], &quot;lago&quot; => Nil}

177. ==> Pipes

178. Schwartz. Transform @results = map {…}, sort {…}, map {...}, @input ;

179. Schwartz. Transform @results = map {…}, sort {…}, map {...}, @input ; @results = map {…} <== sort {…} <== map {…} <== @input ;

180. Schwartz. Transform @results = map {…}, sort {…}, map {...}, @input ; @results <== map {…} <== sort {…} <== map {…} <== @input ;

181. Schwartz. Transform @results = map {…}, sort {…}, map {...}, @input ; @input ==> map {…} ==> sort {…} ==> map {…} ==> @results ;

182. Metaops

183. Metaops = ! R

184. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

185. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

186. Hyperoperator >>

187. Hyperoperator >> .hyper()

188. Simple Example ( 1 .. 5 ) >>++

189. That Works @number >>++

190. Result @number >>++ 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6

191. More Complicated ( 1 .. 5 ) >>+>> 1

192. Check Your Spaces (1..5) _ >>+>> _ 1

193. Same Result ( 1 .. 5 ) >>+>> 1 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6

194. Reverse Hyper ( 1 .. 5 ) <<+<< 1

195. Right Side Rules ( 1 .. 5 ) <<+<< 1 2

196. Both Rule ? ( 1 .. 5 ) >>+<< 1

197. Yes Both! ( 1 .. 5 ) >>+<< 1 Runtime Error !!!

198. Preserves LoL ? ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+>> 1

199. Preserves LoL ! ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+>> 1 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , [ 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 ]

200. On 2 Sides ? ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+<< ( 0 .. 4 , [ 1 .. 4 ])

201. On 2 Sides ! ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+<< ( 0 .. 4 , [ 1 .. 4 ]) ( 1 , 3 , 5 , 7 , 9 , [ 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 ])

202. How About This? ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+<< ( 0 .. 4 , [ 1 .. 5 ])

203. Checks Lengths ( 1 .. 5 , [ 6 .. 9 ]) >>+<< ( 0 .. 4 , [ 1 .. 5 ]) Runtime Error

204. Reduce [ ] .reduce

205. Do The Gauss [+] ( 1 .. 100 )

206. Do The Gauss [+] ( 1 .. 100 ) 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + ...

207. 100+1 * 50 [+] ( 1 .. 100 ) 5050

208. Chained Comparsion [<] ( 1 .. 100 )

209. Chained Comparsion [<] ( 1 .. 100 ) 1 < 2 < 3 < 4 < 5 < 6 < 7 < 8 < ...

210. Chained Comparsion [<] ( 1 .. 100 ) Bool::True

211. Junction all ( 1 .. 100 ) > 0

212. Junction all ( 1 .. 100 ) 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | ...

213. Junction all ( 1 .. 100 ) > 0 ( True , True , True , True , ...

214. Bool Context ? all ( 1 .. 100 ) > 0 True

215. Bool Context ? all ( 1 .. 100 ) > 1 False

216. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

217. Triangle [\ ] triangle()

218. Back To Gauss [\+] ( 1 .. 100 )

219. Returns A List [\+] ( 1 .. 100 ) ((((( 1 ) + 2 ) + 3 ) + 4 ) + 5 ) + 6 ) + ...

220. Returns A List [\+] ( 1 .. 100 ) ( 1 , 3 , 6 , 10 , 15 , 21 , 28 , ...

221. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

222. Cross .crosswith X

223. Cross ( 1 , 2 ) X ( 1 , 2 ) 11 , 12 , 21 , 22

224. Cross With Power ( 1 , 2 ) X** ( 1 , 2 )

225. Cross With Power ( 1 , 2 ) X** ( 1 , 2 ) 1 , 1 , 2 , 4

226. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

227. Zip .zipwith() Z

228. Zip ( 1 .. 10 ) Z < a .. j > < 1a 2b 3c 4d 5e 6f ...>

229. Zip for @a Z @b -> $a , $b {

230. Zip ( 1 .. 4 ) Z+ ( 1 .. 4 )

231. Zip ( 1 .. 4 ) Z+ ( 1 .. 4 ) 2 , 4 , 6 , 8

232. Metaops >> [ ] [\ ] X Z S

233. Sequence .sequence S

234. __END__ ?

235. =begin END

236. Danke