dd→#é
DelVar e1,uu,vv,dd
EndPrgm
Note that svd() creates and deletes global variables e1, uu, vv and dd; your own variables with those
names, if any, will be deleted.
(Credit to Hernan Rivera)
[3.31] Store new list element at index greater than dimension
You can store elements beyond a list's current dimension, if the new index is only one more than the
dimension. For example, suppose we have a list of three elements
{a,b,c}→mylist
then we can store a new fourth element, even though the list has only three elements, like this:
d→mylist[4]
which results in the list {a,b,c,d}. However, this:
f→mylist[6]
results in a Domain error, since the list has only 4 elements at this point, and we are trying to store a
new element to the 6th position.
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