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                      Creating lists via comprehension

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                      You can learn about creating lists via comprehension here.

                      This section is a short guide to creating lists in CalcMe using the commands with and where. This method of defining lists is based on the standard mathematical notation of "set comprehension" or "set-builder notation", for instance:

                      (x,y)∈ℝ2∣x≥0,y≥0

                      We will explain the commands through the following examples.

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                      As you may use these commands to generate an algorithm for a WirisQuizzes question, we show how to create them through the sheet and using the code editor. You can see more details about it here.

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