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Using list operations, The list ops (operations) menu – Texas Instruments TI-86 User Manual

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Chapter 11: Lists

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You can remove all user-created lists from the list editor and restore list names

xStat

,

yStat

,

and

fStat

to columns

1

,

2

, and

3

in either of two ways.

Use

SetLEdit

with no arguments (page 161).

Reset all memory (Chapter 17). Resetting defaults does not affect the list editor.

Using List Operations

The LIST OPS (Operations) Menu

- ” *

{

}

NAMES

EDIT

OPS

dimL

sortA

sortD

min

max

4

sum

prod

seq

li

4

vc

vc

4

li

4

Fill

aug

cSum

Deltal

Sortx

4

Sorty

Select

SetLE

Form

dimL

list

Returns the dimension of (or number of elements in) list

#ofElements

dimL

listName

Creates listName as a list that is #ofElements in length; each
element is a

0

#ofElements

dimL

listName

Redimensions an existing listName; previously entered elements
within the new dimension remain; each new list element is a

0

; each

element in the old list that is outside the new dimension is deleted

sortA

list

Sorts list elements in ascending order, from low to high values

sortD

list

Sorts list elements in descending order, from high to low values

For all LIST OPS menu items
except Fill( and sometimes
dimL

, a directly entered list

({

element1

,

element2

,

...}) is

valid for the

list

argument.

SortA

and SortD sort

complex lists based on
magnitude (modulus).