Hi,
I’m trying to group my data it sets of n, so for example if N was 2, then I would like index (0,1),(2,3),(4,5) together. See screenshot below for example.
Any help would be appreciated.
I would also be interested in a solution using python as I’m trying to get into that.
Thanks
Joe
Wow thank you, I completely forgot about that node.
Thanks!
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You could theoretically do it without
List.Chop
(I wanted to find out if I could).
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That’s the same function still, just in a code block.
I was trying to find a way to do it like that, however the only sequence I knew was x…y…z, didnt know how to make it non-linear.
Thanks!
It can be a pretty useful tool to create lists, it means you can use lists as inputs to so that might be handy.
These can be quite useful
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…and that’s new to me as well.
Always something new to learn.