Hi, I have a problem using the push! operator. It seems that it does not push the next elements at the end of the arrays. Can someone confirm my result: using Distributions e = 1 * 10^(-2) n_data = 2 x = rand(Uniform(-e, e), n_data, 1) y = rand(Uniform(-e, e), n_data, 1) z = rand(Uniform(-e, e),…

The problem is that the vector a is mutated in the two inner loops (only the outermost loop creates a new vector every time). Consider the following example: julia> v = []; julia> a = [1,2,3]; julia> push!(v, a) 1-element Array{Any,1}: [1, 2, 3] julia> a[3] = 100 100 julia> push!(v, a) 2-eleme…

Wrong order in push! operator

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rafael.guerra November 13, 2020, 10:54am 3

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Wrong order in push! operator

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