MuPAD Pro Computing Essentials - Examples 

Example 5.4 - To produce list or set of numbers

You can produce long lists of objects in a similar way to sequences. You only need to add the square brackets. However, it is important to consider its place.

• MyList := proc(n1: Type::Integer, n2:Type::Integer)
    local mylist, n;
  begin
     mylist := [ float((1+1/n)^n) $ n=n1..n2 ];
     return(mylist)
  end:   

• MyList(1,5);

  
   [2.0, 2.25, 2.37037037, 2.44140625, 2.48832]
  

• MyList(10,15);

  
[2.59374246, 2.604199012, 2.61303529, 2.620600888, 
 2.627151556, 2.632878718]

Here is shown how you can produce a set of numbers

• MySet := proc(n1: Type::Integer, n2:Type::Integer)
    local myset, n;
  begin
     myset := { float((1+1/n)^n) $ n=n1..n2 };
     return(myset)
  end:   
  

• MySet(1,5);

  
  {2.0, 2.25, 2.37037037, 2.44140625, 2.48832}