Tables and Lists

Lists

• • To input a list, you can either:
    1. type in "[]" or "list"
    2. click "add" > list
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  • input: comma-separated values
  • output: list (can be stored as a constant, like a or b, and then used in other functions)
  • example:
    1. using lists to compute multiple equations at once:  
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    2. using lists to plot multiple functions at once: 
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Tables

• to input a table you can either:
  
  1. type "table"
  2. click "add" > table
     
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  3. transform a function into a table:
     1. enter your function
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     2. hold press the color menu and press "table convert"
        
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     3. enjoy your table 
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• input: rows and columns of values
• output: points plotted on the graph
  
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• extra options:
  1. regress any column against the first column
     
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  2. connect points into a line (or create a Frequency Polygon)
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  3. change table headers
     • table headers are constants that represent each column. Constants can be  defined in the table header (column 1 below) or they can be defined elsewhere (in another column or another input entirely). Table headers are smart, so you can manipulate them like so:
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  4. use table columns as lists
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