UnsortedIntersection
UnsortedIntersection[expression1, expression2, ..., expressioni]⟹outputExpression
returns the elements that are common to expression1, expression2, ... and expressioni, in the order they are present in expression1.
Details
Input
Output
General Options
Messages
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| MismatchedHeads | Heads `1` and `2` are not the same. |
Examples
Basic Examples (5)
Handles any expression, not just lists:
Returns elements that are in the first argument and in the second:
Returns its output in the same order as the first list:
Returns the same expression if there is only one in the argument, not just lists:
Returns the same list if there is only one list:
Additional Examples (4)
Duplicate elements are not removed by default:
Handles unlimited number of any expression, not just lists:
Handles unlimited number of arguments:
Handles unlimited number of arguments where something is in common with all of them:
Options (6)
DeleteDuplicates (2)
Can delete duplicate items in any expression:
Delete the duplicate items in the output:
SameTest (4)
Can be used to compare various forms of objects:
Find the intersection of two associations by key:
Find the intersection of two associations by value:
Use an existing function to determine whether two items are the same:
Messages (2)
MismatchedHeads (2)
An error is shown if any of the heads with multiple input expressions do not match:
An error is shown if the heads of the two input expressions do not match:
Last modified on Thu 30 May 2024 11:48:42
