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...sequence of letters that differs from (Y, C, R), as the ordering matters. Sequences can be ''finite'', as in this example, or ''infinite'', such as the sequenc There are various and quite different notions of sequences in mathematics, ...

==Encapsulating Sequences of Operations== INTEGER: 6 ...

...e On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences] (OEIS), a database of integer sequences by Neil Sloane. ...started in teh 1960's and is still maintained by Neil Sloane. Many of the sequences concern unsolved problems and conjectures. The purpose of this book is to f ...

...verlap correctly to become globally valid. De Bruijn diagrams describe how sequences can overlap an thus provide a method to calculate global inverses knowing t ...or junction) is defined as above and is used to describe the boundaries of sequences. ...

We wish to compute the number of possible sequences that results from this experiment. Using the counting principle, we conclude that the number of distinct sequences is ...

INTEGER: 3 with the phrase <tt>INTEGER: 3</tt>. In this text, requests to the interpreter ...

...attice:''' Let <math>\bold{Z}^2</math> represent the usual two dimensional integer lattice, then <math>\bold{Z}^2</math> is countable. ...>f</math> exists and is a bijection with the integers, The 2 - dimensional integer lattice is countable. ...

Unicode escape sequences consist of to escape special characters, such as Unicode escape sequences, or the following ...

...numbers (sequence [http://www.research.att.com/cgi-bin/access.cgi/as/njas/sequences/eisA.cgi?Anum=A000045 A000045] in [[OEIS]]) for ''n''&nbsp;=&nbsp;0,&nbsp;1 ...'') + ''bF''(''n'' + 1) for some numbers ''a'' and ''b'', so the Fibonacci sequences form a [[vector space]] with the functions ''F''(''n'') and ''F''(''n'' + 1 ...

<dt style="font-weight:normal"><code>'''get-size'''():Integer</code> <dt style="font-weight:normal"><code>'''get-nth'''(<var>n</var>:Integer):item-type</code> ...

If <math>(a_n)</math> is a [[Real_analysis/Sequences|sequence]], then we express the associated '''series''' as ...be examined in detail in a later chapter of the book, once we have covered sequences and series of functions. ...

...(x)</math> is discontinuous at <math>c</math> if and only if there are two sequences <math>(x_n)\rightarrow c</math> and <math>(y_n)\rightarrow c</math> such th ...truct rational powers of positive real numbers. We've already defined the integer powers; let's show they're continuous first. ...

The information needed to express f(x) as a Fourier series are the sequences A_n and B_n. This is done using orthogonality, which fo This is supposed to hold for an arbitrary integer m. If m = 0, note that the sum doesn't allow n = 0 and so the sum would be ...

return Integer.parseInt(data); of two points on a plane. (For this version of Distance, only integer points ...

return Integer.parseInt(data); of two points on a plane. (For this version of Distance, only integer points ...

...ted by the integer ''10''. We say that all those programs '''denote''' the integer ''10''. The collection of such mathematical objects is called the '''semant <center><math>[[\texttt{Integer}]]=\mathbb{Z}</math></center> ...

Just as there are different types of values (integer, character, etc.), there are different types of variables. A variable can r ...a [[w:string literal|string literal]] cannot be divided by an [[w:integer|integer]] in the usual sense. As discussed below, strong typing offers more safety, ...

...alk or Python). In other languages the type might need to be restricted to integer or string (as in statically typed languages like C). In still other languag while has-next-integer(''in''): ...

...s {0,1}. This set is called the ''set of integers modulo'' 2. Note that an integer is equal to its remainder modulo 2. For example, 9=1 modulo 2 because when ...nverse. But 0 does not have a multiplicative inverse (that is, there is no integer ''a'' such that 0&times;''a''=''a''&times;0=1), thus we exclude it to form ...

...eated using binary. However there is a difference between the sizes of the sequences. For example if you would like a small number of combinations available, to Integer: 5 ...