Sequences

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Flash Cards for Sequences
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What is a Sequence? A Sequence is a collection of objects, where the objects are in a prescribed order and the same object can occur more than once.
How are Sequences denoted? Sequences are denoted using the brackets < >. E.G < 1, 2, 3 >
What are the operations used on Sequences? The operations used on Sequences are 'len', 'head', 'tail' and 'concatenation'.
What is the 'len' operator? The 'len' operator returns the length of the Sequence. E.G len S = 0 if S = <> len S = 1 if S = <S[1]>
What is the 'head' operator? The 'head' operator requires a NON-EMPTY Sequence, and returns the first element. E.G head S = S[1]
What is the 'tail' operator? The 'tail' operator requires a NON-EMPTY Sequence, and returns the Sequence obtained by removing the first element. E.G tail S = < > if S has length 1
What is the 'concatenation' operator? The 'concatenation' operator requires two Sequences, where the first sequence is followed by the elements of the second sequence IN ORDER.
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