This works as expected: b = rand(10) b[2:end] view(b, 2:10) but not this: julia> view(b, 2:end) ERROR: syntax: missing last argument in "1:" range expression Do I really have to use: view(b, 2:length(b)) Is there is a more clever way to exclude the first element of a vector?

Range with end

marius311 September 21, 2020, 12:06am 2

No, that’s the advantage of the macro form:

@view b[2:end]

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