<sequence>
<sequence> is a Math
component that defines a sequence of numerical (or alphabetical) values.
Attributes and Properties
| Attribute | Type | Values |
|---|---|---|
asList = "…" | "true" "false" | |
displayDecimals = "…" | ||
displayDigits = "…" | ||
displaySmallAsZero = "…" | ||
exclude = "…" | ||
from = "…" | ||
length = "…" | ||
padZeros = "…" | ||
step = "…" | ||
to = "…" | ||
type = "…" | "number" "math" "letters" |
The <sequence> component does not have properties.
Example: Default <sequence>
The default <sequence> lists values from to with step size .
Example: Using a <sequence> with a <repeat>
A <sequence> can be used to define the iteration for a <repeat>.
Another way to accomplish this would be to use the <repeatForSequence> component.
Example: the sum of a <sequence>
In the sample code below, the sum of all values in a sequence is obtained by nesting the <sequence/> in a <sum> component. This technique works for multiple sequence as well.
Attribute Example: from, to
Use the from and to attributes to specify the endpoints of the <sequence>.
Attribute Example: step
Use the step attribute to specify the stepping increment for the <sequence>
Attribute Example: length
Use the length attribute to specify the number of terms in the <sequence>.
Attribute Example: exclude
The exclude attribute excludes terms from the <sequence>.
Attribute Example: type
The type attribute takes as an input either number or letters, and defaults to number.