Description Arguments Examples
You can use the adict['key'] syntax to access key/values from within a dictionary–much like Python, Ruby, or Perl.
You can use the adict['key'] syntax to set key/values from within a dictionary–much like Python, Ruby, or Perl.
Use much like length(list()) or length(c(1, 2, 3)).
You can use the adict[idx] syntax to access items from within a list–much like Python, Ruby, or Perl.
You can use the alist[idx] syntax to set items within a list–much like Python, Ruby, or Perl.
Generic function that calls the string method for a list.
Generic function for caclulating the sum of the items in a list. If an item is not numeric an error occurs.
Generic function for caclulating the cumsum of the items in a list. If an item is not numeric an error occurs.
Generic function for caclulating the sin of the items in a list. If an item is not numeric an error occurs.
Generic function for caclulating the cos of the items in a list. If an item is not numeric an error occurs.
Generic function for caclulating the sign of the items in a list. If an item is not numeric an error occurs.
Use much like length(list(1, 2, 3)) or length(c(1, 2, 3)).
x |
a list |
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named args |
1 | as.character(list.py(1, 2, 3, 4))
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