Array -- the class of all arrays -- [...]

Description

An array can be created by enclosing elements of any type in brackets.

i1 : x = [a,b,c]

o1 = [a, b, c]

o1 : Array

i2 : # x

o2 = 3

i3 : x#1

o3 = b

o3 : Symbol

To convert arrays to and from other types of BasicList, one may use new.

i4 : new Array from {a,b,c}

o4 = [a, b, c]

o4 : Array

i5 : new Sequence from [a,b,c]

o5 = (a, b, c)

o5 : Sequence

For an overview of lists and sequences, see lists and sequences.

BettiTally Array -- see BettiTally -- the class of all Betti tallies
help(Array) -- see help -- view documentation nodes
Ideal ^ Array -- bracket power of an ideal
MonomialIdeal ^ Array -- see Ideal ^ Array -- bracket power of an ideal
interval(Array) -- see interval -- construct an interval
Matrix ^ Array -- component of map corresponding to summand of target
Matrix _ Array -- component of map corresponding to summand of source
Module ^ Array -- projection onto summand
Module _ Array -- inclusion from summand
Module Array -- make a chain complex from a module
monoid(Array) -- see monoid -- make or retrieve a monoid
MonoidElement Array (missing documentation)
package(Array) -- see package -- get containing package
InexactFieldFamily Array -- see Ring Array -- the standard way to make a polynomial ring
Ring Array -- the standard way to make a polynomial ring

The object Array is a type, with ancestor classes VisibleList < BasicList < Thing.

The source of this document is in Macaulay2Doc/ov_lists.m2:698:0.