Lists in Mathematica & Wolfram Language

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Lists in the Wolfram Language are a fundamental structure. They represent an ordered sequence of expressions. And since everything in Mathematica is an expression, a List is an ordered sequence of pretty much anything! For example, Lists are used to represent vectors, matrices, and tensors. They are also the standard structure for passing collections of data to functions. To become truly fluent in Mathematica, you will need to master Lists.

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MATHEMATICA ESSENTIALS by Socratica
Lists

0:00 Introduction
1:12 Lists as Arguments
2:51 Extracting Part of Lists
4:55 Common List Operations
6:46 Vectors
7:25 Matrices
8:07 Lists as Expressions
8:57 Importance of Lists
9:26 Mathematica Essentials

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