Description:
Create a sequence of complex numbers.
Syntax:
complex(A,B) |
Create a sequence of complex numbers using sequence A of real parts and sequence B of imaginary parts; if A and B do not have same length, automatically use 0 to fill the absent part. |
complex(C) |
Use sequence C of number pairs to create a sequence of complex numbers; if a member of C is a single value, take it as the real part by default and use 0 as the imaginary part. |
Note:
The external library function (See External Library Guide) creates a sequence of complex numbers.
Parameter:
A |
A sequence. |
B |
A sequence. |
C |
A second-level sequence. |
Return value:
Sequence
Example:
|
A |
|
1 |
=[1,3,5] |
|
2 |
=[2,4,6,8] |
|
3 |
=complex(A1,A2) |
Use A1’s member as the real part and A2’s as the imaginary part to create a sequence of complex numbers while using 0 at the absent place. |
4 |
=[[1,2],[3,4],[5,6],[7,8],[5,0],[-5,0],[-8,-9],[-0.3,5],[3,-4],[0,0],[0,3],[0,-2]] |
|
5 |
=complex(A4) |
Create a sequence of complex numbers using a sequence of number pairs. |
6 |
=[1] |
|
7 |
=complex(A6) |
When member of the sequence is a single value, use it as the real part by default. |