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[x1, …] — create list
copy — copy value
delete — delete element
get — get value from list
insert — insert element
key — generate keys from table
list — create list
L|||L — concatenate lists
member — test for membership
pop — pop from list
pull — pull from list
push — push onto list
put — put onto list
set — create set
sort — sort structure
sortf — sort structure by field
table — create table
x!X — process argument list
x++x — compute cset or set union
x===x — value equal
x[i+:i] — produce substring or list section
x[i-:i] — produce substring or list section
x[i:i] — produce substring or list section
x[x, …] — multiple subscript
x[x] — subscript
x~===x — value not equal
x––x — compute cset or set difference
x∗∗x — cset or set intersection

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SNOBOL4 functions
 
put onto list
 
Description

L put(L, x1, x2, ..., xn)
put(L, x1, x2, …, xn) puts x1, x2, …, xn onto the right end of L. Values are added in order from left to right, so xn becomes the last (rightmost) value of L. put(L) with no second argument puts a null value onto L.
 
Parameters
L
a list that is a stack
x1…xn
elements to put on the stack
returns
the updated stack
 
Defaults
x1
&null
 
Errors
108 L is not a list
 
See Also
  • get — get value from list
  • pop — pop from list
  • pull — pull from list
  • push — push onto list