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78
Catenate (The Index [I]
Entry
Is
an Integer):
The
catenate function joins
two
items along
an existing coordinate. (See
the
laminate function following
for
a description
of
how
to
join
two
items along a new coordinate). The index
[I],
if given, specifies which
coordinate
is
expanded.
The
index
entry
must be a positive scalar
or
one-element
array. If no index [I]
is
specified,
the
last coordinate
is
used. Matrices
of
unequal
sizes can be joined, providing
the
lengths
of
the
coordinate
not
specified are
the
same (see Catenation
in
Chapter 3):
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IBM 5100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Release Year1975
RAM16 KB - 64 KB
Storage204 KB tape drive
Display5-inch CRT
Operating SystemAPL/BASIC
ProcessorIBM PALM (1.9 MHz)

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