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Revision as of 13:15, 4 April 2011
Create a vector or a matrix and initialize it with a particular value.
- Usage
init(n {, m {, v}})
- n
- number of rows, n>1
- m
- number of columns, m>=1 (default=1)
- v
- initialization value (default=0)
- All arguments are scalars!
- Result
- The result is a numerical object with n rows and m columns. All elements are set to v.
- See also
- init, rand
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