GIML: Tutorial Six: Answers

Output for each of the maps

["patio","studio","ratio"] : string list
[[4],[2],[1]] : int list list
[2,7,8] : int list
["l","a","s","t"] : string list

Defining functions using map

val ftrl = map (fn x=>3*x)
val fhel = map (hd o explode)
val fttl = map (implode o tl o tl o explode)
val fsml = map (fn x=> "s"^x^"m")

Determining the effect of various functions:
r
This is the the function rev which reverses a list
```
r [1,2,3] = [3,2,1]
```
p
This function is simply append with the arguments reversed.
```
p [1,2,3] [4,5,6] = [4,5,6,1,2,3]
```
dr
This may be used to reduce a string of decimal digits to a single number. If the elements of the input list are not between 0 and 9 the output is less obvious.
```
dr [3, 6, 2] = 263
```
m
This is the member function, m x l returns true if x is in the list l, otherwise it returns false.
```
m 3 [2,6,7]   = false
m 3 [2,3,6,7] = true
m 3 [3,3,3,3] = true
```
n
n x l returns true if all of the elements of l are equal to x.
```
n 3 [2,6,7]   = false
n 3 [2,3,6,7] = false
n 3 [3,3,3,3] = true
```
im
This is implode
```
im ["a", "b", "c"] = "abc"
```
ts
This is tospace it returns the elements of l upto the first (single) space.
```
 ts(explode "One fine day") = ["O","n","e"] : string list
```

val prodlist = reduce (op * ) 1
val flatten = reduce (op @) nil
val count = reduce (fn(a,b)=>1+b) 0
val duplist = reduce (fn(a,b)=>a::a::b) nil

rm
rm x l returns the list l with all occurances of x removed
mx
returns the maximum element of l

returns the list with each element squared
sieve
sieve(upto 2 500) returns all prime numbers from 2 to 500.