Reference Ranges $p[s,f] | 
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 You can specify a range of references using the $p[s,f] notation where s is the start of the range and f is the end of the range. 
 $p=list("red","orange","yellow","green","blue","indigo","violet") 
 If you have created this list, you can create a range reference like $p[2,4]. This will list the referenced elements, in order, separated by your computer's normal separator character (usually a comma). 
 In this case, $p[2,4] will be replaced by "orange, yellow, green" 
 One example usage for range references might be with arithmetic progressions. 
 $a=range(4,1000,3) 
 This range parameter will select from the values: 
 4, 7, 10, 13, 16 ... 994, 997, 1000 
 These numbers are in arithmetic progression. 
 $a[14] will give you the 14th number in the arithmetic progression (43) 
 $a[3,10] will produce 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31  |