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Introduction to Tables If we make the assignments T2[1] := 6; T2[2] := 4; T2[3]

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Question

Introduction to Tables

If we make the assignments

T2[1] := 6;

T2[2] := 4;

T2[3] := b;

T2[y] := 5;

(a)

How many elements are in the list [indices(T2)] ?

(b)

What is the only access key that is not an integer?   

(c)

What is the only table value that is not an integer?

(d)

If the table is converted to a list using the below command, what is the value of L[4]?

L:=convert(T2,list);

The value of L[4] is

Introduction to Tables

If we make the assignments

T2[1] := 6;

T2[2] := 4;

T2[3] := b;

T2[y] := 5;

(a)

How many elements are in the list [indices(T2)] ?

(b)

What is the only access key that is not an integer?   

(c)

What is the only table value that is not an integer?

(d)

If the table is converted to a list using the below command, what is the value of L[4]?

L:=convert(T2,list);

The value of L[4] is

Explanation / Answer

a) 4 b) T2[3] c) 3 d) 5

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