Mauro, is that the only difference, the memory allocation? Can I use ranges for plotting, for instance?
On Tuesday, July 1, 2014 1:33:34 PM UTC+2, Mauro wrote: > > > If I define an array using the syntax > > > > a = [start:step:end] > > > > how can I later recover the step? I tried step(a), but that only seems > to > > work for integer ranges. > > Why not keep the range? It should work just like an array but use less > memory: > > a = start:step:end > > and step works for float ranges: > > julia> step(0.5:6.1:40) > 6.1 >
