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The '''length''', a.k.a. '''count''', of a list is the number of its items. The length of a table is the number of its rows. The length of a dictionary is the length of its key list or, equivalently, of its value list. By convention, atoms have length 1. |
The '''length''', a.k.a. '''count''', of a list is the number of its items. The length of a table is the number of its rows. The length of a dictionary is the length of its key list or, equivalently, of its value list. By convention, atoms have length 1. |
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The length, a.k.a. count, of a list is the number of its items. The length of a table is the number of its rows. The length of a dictionary is the length of its key list or, equivalently, of its value list. By convention, atoms have length 1.