Mathematica Asked on May 18, 2021
I have what I believe to be a very simple problem. I want to use an equation which depends on the values inside a list, but to be able to evaluate that equation with different lists. So:
T = Sum[A + b[[i]], {i, 10}];
I then want to be able to evaluate this with different sets of values for A
and the list b
. But if I try
Vals1 = {A-> 1, b-> Table[j^2,{j,10}]};
T//.Vals1
I get the correct answer, but I also get the error code "Part specification b[[1]] is longer than depth of object."
What am I getting wrong?
Clear["Global`*"]
Define T
with arguments and require b
to be a List
T[A_, b_List] := Sum[A + b[[i]], {i, 10}];
Vals1 = {A -> 1, b -> Table[j^2, {j, 10}]};
T[A, b] /. Vals1
(* 395 *)
T[1, Range[10]^2]
(* 395 *)
Correct answer by Bob Hanlon on May 18, 2021
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