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In the previous chapter we used a loop to compute the elements of a sequence, but we were only able to store the last element. In this chapter, we’ll use a vector to store all of the elements. We’ll also learn how to select elements from a vector, and how to perform vector arithmetic and common vector operations like reduce and apply.

4.1: Creating Vectors
4.2: Vector Arithmetic
4.3: Selecting Elements
4.4: Indexing Errors
4.5: Vectors and Sequences
4.6: Plotting Vectors
4.7: Common Vector Operations
4.8: Chapter Review
4.9: Exercises
4.10: Working with Conditions

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