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[[Partition]], [[Partitioned Enclose]], the [[Cut]] operator, and [[Cut (K)]] all allow a programmer to split a [[vector]] into differently sized pieces. The left [[argument]] to these operations defines the structure of the partition. This | [[Partition]], [[Partitioned Enclose]], the [[Cut]] operator, and [[Cut (K)]] all allow a programmer to split a [[vector]] into differently sized pieces. The left [[argument]] to these operations defines the structure of the partition. This article discusses possible ways partitions can be represented, using [[index origin]] 0 throughout. | ||
== Definitions == | == Definitions == | ||