Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 24-Dic-99, you wrote:
j> NOT-SO-STUPID COPY TRICKS
j> Applying 'copy to a series returns a new series whose index is
j> the same as the argument's index, but whose sequence is a
j> duplicate of the argument's sequence. Later modifications to
I'd correct this sentence with:
Applying 'copy to a series returns a new series whose index is 1
and whose sequence is a duplicate of the argument's sequence starting
at the i-th element, where i is the index of the argument series.
Look:
>> b: at "string" 3
== "ring"
>> c: copy b
== "ring"
>> head b
== "string"
>> head c
== "ring"
Regards,
Gabriele.
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