Transpose 1D Array

[paul_cardinale]

Can somebody explain this function to me? (I'm looking for creative answers here.)

[jwscs]

it's like you are playing with building blocks and have finished your tower,

along comes the baby (with magic powers) knocks over your tower and all the pieces land in the same order on the ground

smething like this?

[paul_cardinale]

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@jwscs wrote:

it's like you are playing with building blocks and have finished your tower,

along comes the baby (with magic powers) knocks over your tower and all the pieces land in the same order on the ground

smething like this?

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Well,  I wasn't thinking about doing any "smething", but I'll consider it (maybe I should get some covfefe first).

[jwscs]

you do appear to have your trolling hat on today sir, and very small hands 😉

[jwscs]

but what is this endeavor about? i'm curious.

[Ben_Manthey]

These days 'Trans Rights' are all the rage. Make sure you ask it what pronouns it prefers.

[billko]

Maybe the array gets flattened somehow.

[billko]

This is going sideways really quickly.

[jwscs]

[aputman]

Well, since it's output is x' (x-prime), I would have to say that it is filtering out all numbers that are not a prime numbers. Seems pretty obvious to me. I'm sure everyone's first reaction is "why is there a transpose function for a 1D array?"  But no, that is not the case.