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25-Diamond I
May 30, 2025 6:30 PM UTC

The inline evaluation (equal sign) after the definition of range z was an undocumented trick which turned a range into a vector. This worked up to Prime 9, but has no effect in Prime 10 or 11.

In Prime 11 a new built-in function "vec" was provided which could be used to turn a range into a vector but also to define a vector right away.

So you simply could use

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23-Emerald V
May 30, 2025 5:48 PM UTC

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Werner_E25-Diamond IAnswer
25-Diamond I
May 30, 2025 6:30 PM UTC

The inline evaluation (equal sign) after the definition of range z was an undocumented trick which turned a range into a vector. This worked up to Prime 9, but has no effect in Prime 10 or 11.

In Prime 11 a new built-in function "vec" was provided which could be used to turn a range into a vector but also to define a vector right away.

So you simply could use

Werner_E_0-1748629818491.png

 

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