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Re: Using For[] for Generating Multiple Output Cells

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  • Subject: [mg104914] Re: Using For[] for Generating Multiple Output Cells
  • From: dh <dh at metrohm.com>
  • Date: Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:54:05 -0500 (EST)
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BenT wrote:

> Consider this v7 code which works as intended:

> 

> x = 65;

> n0 = Names[

>    StringJoin[

>     "System`", FromCharacterCode[x], "*"

>     ]

>    ];

> Grid[Partition[n0, 3], Alignment -> Left, Frame -> All]

> 

> And now consider this code which allows far more versatility, for

> consecutive multiple outputs using the For[] function. BUT for some

> reason it doesn't appear to work at all! Does anyone know why? Can it

> be "fixed" as intended?

> 

> For[x = 65, x < 91, x++,

>  n0 = Names[

>    StringJoin[

>     "System`", FromCharacterCode[x], "*"

>     ]

>    ];

>  Grid[Partition[n0, 3], Alignment -> Left, Frame -> All]

>  ]

> 

> --- Benjamin Tubb

> 

Hi Benjamin,

you simply forgot to print your output.

For will return "Null".

Daniel




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