Re: Thanks for Object lesson
>>whats a "tuple"?
>Three elements bound together. A "duple" would be two (like an {x,y}
coordinate).
Actually, I thought a tuple could consist of any number of elements; it's
essentially a vector. I regret not having a programming dictionary and a
math dictionary at hand, but my generic English dictionary defines words
like "quintuple," "sextuple," "septuple," etc. A 3-tuple would be a triple.
Just drop the prefix and it's clear you're talking about a sequence (whoa!)
without specifying the number of elements.
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as a nwe message.
George
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