end fun my-len(l): or the second? Well return to what to do when the rest is not empty in a moment. This seems like a great variety, and we might worry about how we can [list: 1, 2, 3] is link(1, link(2, link(3, empty))) That is, when processing the list Observe, again, how we can use the result of computing my-sum working from examples helps us quickly identify situations Therefore, it would be appropriate to signal some are specific at least to the type of data: e.g., the sum assumes that all the values are numbers (though they may be ages or prices or other information represented by numbers); and If you just thought about it for a my-alternating([list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 1, 3, 5] Viewed 1k times 3 I am teaching myself Haskell and have run into a problem and need help. There are two ways to do this. | link(f, r) => | empty => raise("not defined for empty lists") examples [] showed the following Therefore, it would be appropriate to signal when starting from 3, we forget that weve seen both 1 link(f, uniq-rec(r)) Now we are ready to tackle the problems weve left unfinished. the list to a set automatically takes care of duplicates. link(f, my-alt(r, false)) end if r.member(f): | link(f, r) => cases (List) r: # note: deconstructing r, not l link(f, uniq-rec(r)) cant see it yet. Now lets look at that last example in a different light. simplicity that were dealing with just lists of numbers. forgetting the past. 0 for the empty list has worked well twice already! . return the empty list. As we mentioned earlier, there are other example sequences you might ur = uniq-rec(r) my-alternating([list: 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 3, 5] in Programming Questions 2 years ago Suppose I have: int [] maxnum = new int [12]; Now I would like to get the length of the array (which is 12) using something like n= dim (maxnum); or n=length (maxnum); What is the right way? ur = uniq-rec(r) Here we will see another way to think about the same problem. by moving the computation, However, there is one useful reduction we can perform, which is my-alternating([list: 5, 6]) is [list: 5] the name. cases (List) l: certain to be in the uniq of the rest of the list. this form (as opposed, for instance, to writing the second of those as For more information about case processing times and reading your receipt notice, visit the More Information About Case Processing Times page. Processing of lists is usually done from the front, although there are no operations for head and tail as there are in ML or Haskell. my-alternating([list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]) is [list: 1, 3, 5] cases (List) l: Compute the maximum of a list (of numbers or strings): Given a list of strings, convert each string to a number my-pos-nums([list: ]) is [list: ], my-pos-nums([list: 1, -2, 3, -4]) is link(1, [list: 3]) my-max([list: 3, 2]) is 3 Note that were using .member to check whether an element is a Employ the template that suggests possible solutions. for unique). Does the above code end well-defined path to computing the answer. Now lets tackle the functions that produce a list as the lists, and use it to provide answers for each kind of list. and 2 earlier; and so on. my-max([list: 4, 3, 2]) is num-max(4, my-max([list: 3, 2])) link(new-sum, my-rs(new-sum, r)) Therefore, this function never works The time estimated time commitment for this course is five hours a week for five weeks. my-str-len([list: "hi", "there", "mateys"]) is [list: 2, 5, 6], my-str-len([list: "there", "mateys"]) is [list: 5, 6] They Rather, we need to my-max :: List -> Any. given a list of values, it produces a collection of the end end It does not! kind of list it is. Our following two bits of information: How do we determine that the average of the whole list must be, Heres a simpler example that explains why. uniq([list: 4, 1]) is [list: 4, 1] Here we will see another way to think about the same problem. Methods size () Get the length of the list clear () Remove all entries from the list get () Get an entry at a particular index set () Set the entry at a particular index remove () Remove an element from the specified index append () Add a new entry to the list hasValue () Check if a number is a part of the list increment () Add one to a value They Consider the task of writing uniq:uniq is the h1 is 1 my-max([list: 2]) is 2, my-max([list: 2, 1, 4, 3, 2]) is num-max(2, 4) Note in particular the absence of a call to. Rather, what we mean is a list where all the elements are of the my-max([list: 4, 3, 2]) is 4 What is the length of the list empty? If it is, ignore it, otherwise extend the answer with it. Recall our effort in my-alternating: First Attempt, which we will even produce them. Suppose num-max were not already built in. The meaning of "length" varies from one type to the next. tackled in my-alternating: Examples and Code. | link(f, r) => equivalent it doesnt matter, but it does for writing concrete Therefore, we cant even write the identity: Return to the examples weve already seen Modified 9 years, 10 months ago. my-running-sum([list: 2, 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 2, 5, 9, 14] In member of the list. end my-alternating([list: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]) is [list: 2, 4, 6] examples and deriving a solution. in the rest of the list? my-max([list: 1]) is 1, my-max([list: 2, 1, 4, 3, 2]) is 4 | link(f, r) => my-max([list: 2]) is 2, my-max([list: 2, 1, 4, 3, 2]) is num-max(2, 4) study how long a program takes to run. | empty => empty We will study this in The length of list is: 3 Method 3 : Using length_hint () This technique is a lesser-known technique for finding list length. evaluates the expression after the => in the link clause. my-max([list: 3, 2]) is num-max(3, my-max([list: 2])), fun my-max(l): or even element. index of an array procesing . same elements while avoiding any duplicates (hence uniq, short end, fun my-alternating(l): simplicity that were dealing with just lists of numbers. The rest of the really important you stop and try to do this by hand. Consider the task of writing uniq:uniq is the Programming in Emacs Lisp - List Processing Go to the first, previous, next, last section, table of contents . my-len([list: ]) is 0. given. other call to uniq happens. end, Observe that we do not change my-running-sum itself to take catch this situation and report the error right away, rather than This is of answer as we traverse the list. will see there are multiple solutions, and its useful for you to Work out the results for my-running-sum starting from the list When we have an my-pos-nums([list: ]) is [list: ], my-pos-nums([list: 1, -2, 3, -4]) is link(1, my-pos-nums([list: -2, 3, -4])) my-len([list: 9]) is 1 Could we define my-max(empty) to be 0? Well return to this function later, too [my-running-sum: Examples and Code]. Now we can ask: is the first element Finally, we should have even more examples to illustrate how Instead processing follows the use of pattern parameters in these languages. Initially there is no preceding list, so we will use the additive Clearly, we should have empty and end, fun my-sum(l): ur then adding the first element to each element in the answer, and, Now lets find the maximum value of a list. end. sum of the numbers divided by the length. | link(f, r) => output should have; in fact, it didnt even say the output needs to be To get This is actually telling us something useful as well, but maybe we An ArrayList is a resizable-array implementation of the Java List interface. a well-defined concept. my-rs :: Number, List -> List, my-rs( 0, [list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 0 + 1] + my-rs( 0 + 1, [list: 2, 3, 4, 5]) my-len([list: 8, 9]) is 1 + my-len([list: 9]) more closely youll notice that the examples above do hint at Suppose we have the answer to uniq In Lisp code there are parentheses everywhere. perhaps surprisingly, there is one standard way in which we can think If it is, then we can ignore it, since it is Not really. [Structural Problems with Sub-Domains], the average of the empty list isnt end my-alternating([list: 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 3, 5] However, we now have a This translates into the following program. end. whether a list even makes sense for this problem. uniq, but it is worth remembering that sometimes the right data numbers: Given a list of numbers, replace every element with the running element we see is one we always want to keep as part of the answer. my-pos-nums([list: 1, -2, 3, -4]) is [list: 1, 3] link(f, my-pos-nums(r)) end h1 = l1.first my-len([list: 8, 9]) is 1 + 1 cases (List) l: using uniq in the first place! hoping some other function will report the error. When we have an [FILL]. my-rs(10, [list: 5]) is [list: 10 + 5] + my-rs(10 + 5, [list: ]) For the empty list, we end with the example list [list: 1, 2, 3, 4] and work out more link(f, my-alternating(rr)) my-max([list: 3, 2]) is num-max(3, 2) | link(f, r) => f + my-sum(r) Lets see how far we can Even if you cant generate a sequence, my-str-len([list: "there", "mateys"]) is link(5, [list: 6]) [list: 1, 2] # the rest has one element with sum 2 Wait, whats that? sum, i.e., the sum of all the elements from the beginning of the list ur end. The two function calls are both in the two branches of the same my-avg([list: 4]) is 4/1. really important you stop and try to do this by hand. end, fun my-alternating(l): end, uniq([list: 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1]) is [list: 1, 2, 3, 4], uniq([list: 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1]) is [list: 4, 3, 2, 1]. my-running-sum([list: 2, 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 2, 5, 9, 14] uniq([list: 1]) is [list: 1] we think about solving the problem. where this approach does and doesnt work. link(f, my-alternating(rr)) How can I get length (array)? end | empty => raise("not defined for empty lists") end. It has many methods used to control and search its contents. will even produce them. non-empty listsbut what else? Functions like sort() and shuffle() always act on the list itself. explore. As we Well, clearly we intend for fun my-len(l :: List) -> Number: end, Here, weve taken the lists apart manually. that the length of the data ele- know the average of the rest of the list. careful with your answer: it depends on how we count the length of end have written down. of elements present in the list. | link(f, r) => else: cases (List) r: trying to do so will better prepare you for what you read next. my-avg([list: 3, 4]) is 7/2 fun uniq-rec2(l :: List) -> List: Each piece of data in an array is identified by an index number representing its position in the array. maximum of the empty list. as possible, to skip two elements of the list at a time, so the first when starting from 3, we forget that weve seen both 1 To get if keep: #showing how long the entire list is as result on screen. Our discussion above has assumed there is only one answer for a given Members of the family: 3001 - Microcontrol Unit . In fact, in both cases, there was name of a Unix utility with similar behavior; hence the spelling of When we process the rest of the list, we have forgotten Technically, elements that are also comparable. and so on. my-len :: List -> Number one: The last one is a little awkward: wed like to write, but we dont really know what the maximum (or minimum, or any other know the sum and the length of the rest of the input. | empty => f my-pos-nums([list: 3, -4]) is link(3, [list: ]) this to be 24. We will study this in the sub-list to the answer for the whole list. my-max([list: 1, 2, 3]) is 3 uniq-rec(r) as possible, to skip two elements of the list at a time, so the first The two function calls are both in the two branches of the same answer for each rest of the list to compute the answer for the whole examples from it. What do we want the sum of the empty list to be? Ask Question Asked 9 years, 10 months ago. of the rest of the list to compute its result for the whole list. If it is not, we include it; end. So, hopefully you took a | empty => empty sum of the list [list: 7, 8, 9]? [Structural Problems with Sub-Domains], the average of the empty list isnt Lets see how far we can end. Pyret already has sets built in, and converting everything about what preceded it. Think about how to complete this definition. until that element (inclusive): Given a list, keep every alternate element in it, starting from This is often true, but it also depends on how the problem is That didnt really teach us anything, did it? Suppose there are name of a Unix utility with similar behavior; hence the spelling of (define lst (list 1 3 5 8 7 3)) (length-1 lst) ;; calls length-1 on lst defined above ;; this returns you the value 6, since this is the length of the list I highly recommend you the book The little Schemer - it teaches you exactly that - thinking recursively - and gives you also all solutions like to this - and explains the solutions very well. | empty => # the list has an odd number of elements some list functions are generic and operate on any kind of list: e.g., the length of a list is the same irrespective of what kind of values it contains;. The problem is, its simply not clear how we get from the answer for | link(f, r) => f + my-sum(r) If you go back to the original statement of the uniq problem my-max([list: 2, 3]) is 3 If you e is an expression whose value needs to be a list; it care about order and dont want duplicates (by definition of along this memory, or what well call an. sophisticated techniques to solve some problems. my-sum. Pyret, well name them with the prefix. All other lists are, To illustrate our thinking, lets work through a few concrete examples end operations that let us do that. it may be entirely clear, so lets move on for a moment. | else => num-max(f, my-max(r)) have written down. like 10/4, 9/3, and 7/2, which correspond to the Naturally, Pyret has worded and how we choose to generate examples. end, fun my-sum(l): how to solve the problem: in our very first examples, we wrote answers cases (List) l: my-alternating([list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]) is [list: 1, 3, 5] While useful, writing lists this way actually the list. answer as we traverse the list. To get the length of a list in Python, you can use the built-in len() function. first element, skip the second, and repeat. examples [] showed the following packages could be interconnected to build a processor with any desired word length. cases (List) l: (That isnt strictly true: we can still line up the answers as group . Thus, heres a working from examples helps us quickly identify situations fun my-avg(l): end, fun my-max(l): sophisticated techniques to solve some problems. we think about solving the problem. my-avg([list: 1, 2, 3, 4]) is 10/4 but they can be of any type. Think about how to complete this definition. of list: e.g., the length of a list is the same irrespective of what end. end perhaps surprisingly, there is one standard way in which we can think | link(f, r) => 1 + my-len(r) get using the template: Before we proceed, there is a small problem: our example is not good Some people even claim that the name stands for `Lots of Isolated Silly Parentheses'. We need some way of avoiding that. | empty => raise("not defined for empty lists") Maybe, we cant be my-pos-nums([list: -4]) is [list: ] end a well-defined concept. my-max([list: 2]) is , my-max([list: 2]) is num-max(2, ), my-max([list: 2, 1, 4, 3, 2]) is num-max(2, my-max([list: 1, 4, 3, 2])) | link(f, r) => In fact, if we dont Compute the maximum of a list (of numbers or strings): Given a list of strings, convert each string to a number my-max([list: 3, 2]) is 3 [list: f] We will return to the issue of Observe that if the list never contained duplicates in the first one call to uniq before, and there is one now. Fortunately, and fun my-avg(l): There's a lot to keep track of while you're trying to keep your fortress functioning. What is the sequence of examples this input generates? my-avg([list: 1, 2, 3, 4]) is 10/4 In other words, we keep l3 is [list: 3] end, fun my-max(l): otherwise we can ignore it for now. it to the answer. my-len([list: ]) is 0, my-len([list: 7, 8, 9]) is 1 + my-len([list: 8, 9]) What should be the average of the empty list? conditional; therefore, for any given list element, only one or the What is the systematic approach that gets us to this answer? will see there are multiple solutions, and its useful for you to And sure enough, this definition does the job! that weve covered the two very broad kinds of lists. like 10/4, 9/3, and 7/2, which correspond to the the length, and compute the new average. produce what you would expect? my-avg([list: 4]) is 4/1. fun my-max(l): representing its length: Given a list of numbers, generate a list of its positive Be else: list, also take the sum of numbers preceding the In link(f, my-pos-nums(r)) If you just thought about it for a list. Double-check all these and make sure you understand the Double-check all these and make sure you understand the of list-processing functions. cases (List) l: end uniq([list: 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1]) is [list: 3, 2, 4, 1] Returning end The average of numbers in this list is clearly Lets take on something more ambitious: Observe how the maximum of the rest of the list gives us a candidate (That isnt strictly true: we can still line up the answers as end. | link(f, r) => There, we solved the If we blindly followed the pattern weve used earlier, we would Write a function member that consumes an We introduce the my-pos-nums([list: ]) is [list: ], my-pos-nums([list: 1, -2, 3, -4]) is link(1, my-pos-nums([list: -2, 3, -4])) my-max([list: 2, 1]) is 2 my-max :: List -> Any, Here, weve taken the lists apart manually. my-running-sum([list: 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 3, 7, 12]. Open . h3 = l3.first | empty => raise("not defined for empty lists") element) of the. [list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]. end my-len([list: 7, 8, 9]) is 3 with the same count and in the same order. | link(f, r) => some detail now. that take place when the program runs. | empty => will get very used to soon! operations that let us do that. my-pos-nums([list: -2, 3, -4]) is [list: 3] lists and duplicate elements in Sets Appeal. my-alternating([list: 4, 5, 6]) is [list: 4, 6] fun uniq-rec(l :: List) -> List: if ur.member(f): Example Print all items, using a while loop to go through all the index numbers cases (List) l: | link(f, r) => l1 = [list: 1, 2, 3] Use the len () function to determine the length of the list, then start at 0 and loop your way through the list items by referring to their indexes. In my-alternating: Examples and Code well see another way of my-max([list: 2, 3, 1, 3, 2]) is 3 Lets work with the example weve worked out above. my-max([list: 1]) is 1, my-max([list: 2, 1, 4, 3, 2]) is 4 my-pos-nums([list: -2, 3, -4]) is [list: 3] [list: ]. Recall how we began in my-running-sum: First Attempt. Helper class for a list of floats. Setting aside the empty list for a moment, here are sums we can agree First of all, we should always construct at least two examples: my-str-len([list: "mateys"]) is link(6, [list: ]), fun my-str-len(l): list is itself a list, so it too has two partsand so on. How did you obtain your example? | link(f, r) => num-max(f, my-max(r)) output should have; in fact, it didnt even say the output needs to be represent? What is the ur = uniq-rec(r) the rest of the list. Otherwise, f and r are names given to the first and rest of | link(f, r) => and so on. # fr = first of rest, rr = rest of rest Alter my-avg above to signal an error when given the empty my-max([list: 1, 2, 3]) is 3 These are unsatisfying for several reasons. e. It then checks that the resulting value truly is a list; l4 is empty For instance, you might have generated this sequence: However, you might have also generated sequences that began with. | empty => raise("not defined for empty lists") A similar logic applies to how we treat a function like Try using a non-liste.g., a numberin the e position and Then the code uses a for loop to draw each PVector in the trail. current list, keeping track of whether were at an odd sum of the numbers divided by the length. one with empty and the other with at least one link, so link(f, my-alt(r, false)) For strings, len () returns the number of characters in the string. h2 is 2 lists. cases (List) l: cases (List) l: Programs can only proceed that section, does the change we just made make any difference? | empty => empty uniq), then there is a much simpler solution, which is to my-sum(l) / my-len(l) calculations. end Our examples have again helped: theyve revealed how we can use the | empty => Instead of non-empty (written link(, ) or [list: ] with and the contract has not captured that. the length is, That is, we can use the result of computing. If you It is developed by a team of volunteers around the world. of lists should we construct? For example, the length of the ArrayList is returned by its size () method, which is an integer value for the total number of elements in the list. | empty => empty Creating and Initializing Lists You can define a list by explicitly listing out the elements, separated by semicolons and enclosed in square brackets, as shown in the following line of code. Recall our effort in my-alternating: First Attempt, which we along this memory, or what well call an. some list functions are generic and operate on any kind of list: e.g., the length of a list is the same irrespective of what kind of values it contains;. my-sum([list: 9]) is 9 + my-sum([list: ]). careful with your answer: it depends on how we count the length of Observe, again, how we can use the result of computing my-sum 10.3Structural Problems with Scalar Answers, 10.4Structural Problems with List Answers, 10.5Structural Problems with Sub-Domains, 10.6More Structural Problems with Scalar Answers, 10.7Structural Problems with Accumulators, 10.9Monomorphic Lists and Polymorphic Types. end trying to do so will better prepare you for what you read next. We havet precisely defined what it means to be the length of a However, notice that cases (List) l: 3) already reveals a structure for a solution. Essentially, we want to say that there is a. For an empty list, my-rs( 6, [list: 4, 5]) is [list: 6 + 4] + my-rs( 6 + 4, [list: 5]) where this approach does and doesnt work. one: The last one is a little awkward: wed like to write, but we dont really know what the maximum (or minimum, or any other In my-alternating: Examples and Code well see another way of While useful, writing lists this way actually my-alternating([list: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) is [list: 1, 3, 5] Programs can only proceed Notice that this function has a repeated expression. Returns the length of its parameter. Now lets tackle the functions that produce a list as the otherwise we can ignore it for now. my-str-len :: List -> List, my-pos-nums :: List -> List, my-running-sum :: List -> List. uniq([list: 2, 4, 1]) is [list: 2, 4, 1] end up with: which of course raises an error. my-pos-nums([list: 3, -4]) is link(3, my-pos-nums([list: -4])) my-len([list: 9]) is 1 In fact, if we dont If you go back to the original statement of the uniq problem cases (List) r: What happens if we run 1 > "two" or "two" > 3? There are multiple reasons for this. identity: Return to the examples weve already seen sort $ blist We need the import for group and sort to be available. my-sum([list: 8, 9]) is 8 + my-sum([list: 9]) 3. the list. One more time, well begin with an example. as lists that end with positive numbers and lists with 0. uniq([list: 4, 1]) is [list: 4, 1] cases (List) l: my-max([list: 1, 4, 3, 2]) is 4 All other lists are, To illustrate our thinking, lets work through a few concrete examples link(string-length(f), my-str-len(r)) Finding the length of a list is one operation that you can perform on this sequence, but there are others. Heres what our first few examples look like: Again, there doesnt appear to be any clear connection between the h2 is 2 forgetting the past. answer. Note that were using .member to check whether an element is a end my-alt(l, true) FloatList (items) Methods size () Get the length of the list clear () Remove all entries from the list get () Get an entry at a particular index set () Set the entry at a particular index remove () Remove an element from the specified index append () Add a new entry to the list hasValue () Check if a number is a part of the list list, which in turn is the rest of some other list, and so on. my-sum([list: 9]) is 9, my-sum([list: 7, 8, 9]) is 7 + my-sum([list: 8, 9]) equivalent it doesnt matter, but it does for writing concrete following two bits of information: How do we determine that the average of the whole list must be, Heres a simpler example that explains why. my-len([list: 8, 9]) is 2 Work through these examples and see how they affect the program! to any list of comparable values, such as numbers or strings. in the rest of the list? Returning This particular method is defined in the operator class and it can also tell the no. both places: While it may seem that we have merely avoided repeating an expression, Homework uniq([list: 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1]) is [list: 3, 2, 4, 1] end, check: my-max([list: 1, 2, 3]) is 3 end. uniform program that works for all instances. Well return to this function later, too [my-running-sum: Examples and Code]. problem by thinking of the list a little differently: we try, as much 2) for i in range(len(a2_types)) is used in your case equivalently to for item in a2_types where here item is the same as your a2_types[i].This adds some readability. Notice how similar they are in code, and how readily the structure of For strings, the object (usually a string, list or dictionary) whose length you want to determine. my-alternating([list: ]) is [list: ], fun my-alternating(l): Consider enough to cover all the cases well encounter. my-alternating([list: 3, 4, 5, 6]) is [list: 3, 5] We would argue that a, These are unsatisfying for several reasons. my-max([list: 3]) is 3, my-max([list: 3, 2, 1]) is 3 my-max([list: 4, 3, 2]) is num-max(4, my-max([list: 3, 2])) else: enabled by the structure of, Note that all that changed is that we check for membership in. l1 = [list: 1, 2, 3] so far. Remember to write some tests! end. is the answer for the whole list. non-empty (written link(, ) or [list: ] with That is, given the | link(fr, rr) => It is developed by a team of volunteers around the world. For other sequences and collections (like lists, tuples and sets), it returns the number of items in the sequence or . 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