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Re: List manipulation question - 2013
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Jan 30, 2013 10:05 PM
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Lea,
You might try something like
Map[Position[list1,#]&,list2]
this will give you a list of how the two lists coincide. It means, for
each element in list2, find its position in list1, and give me a list of
the positions.
Chris
Lea Rebanks a écrit :
> Dear All,
>
> I have the follow problem with the combination of a few lists.
> I shall outline the problem or what I am trying to do.
> I know that to solve this problem requires a number of processes, but I am
> not sure how to setup the coding to achieve my desired result.
> Please could someone show me the coding for this problem.
>
> The problem:-
> 1 - I have a list1 created from 24+(15*n1) All n1 are integers
> 1,2,3,4.....to a large number of integers.
> 2 - I want to divide the list1 by 24 and create another list2 with only the
> integer results in list2.
> Table[24 + 15*i, {i, 100}]/24 ... so that integer results in list2
> = { 144, 264, 384, 504, 624, 744, 864, 984, 1104 }
> 3 - I have another list3 created from 12+(3*n2) All n2 are integers
> 1,2,3,4.....to a large number of integers.
> 4 - With list3 I want to find :-
> (i) The integer number of n2 that either equates 12+(3*n2) = 144 or
> the next FIRST available number in list2 that meets this equality.
> then also (ii)The integer number(s) of n2 that equates 12+(3*n2) = 24+(15*n1) after the first equal value for say 6 repetitions.
> then also (iii)The integer number(s) of n1 that equates 12+(3*n2) =
> 24+(15*n1) after the first equal value for say 6 repetitions.
>
> The above example is quite simple, but I am hoping to setup the coding to
> work with other integer values instead of 3 & 15 which will present more of
> a challenge.
>
> Any help or advice greatly appreciated.
> Best regards,
> Lea...
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