Drop

Available

Returns the list without its first n elements.

Forms

Drop[list, n]

Drop[list, - n]

Drop[list, {n}]

Drop[list, {m, n}]

Drop[list, {m, n, s}]

Drop[list, seq1, seq2, …]

Verified examplesDrop[{7, 2, 4}, 2] → {4}

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Topics

Basic Image Manipulation - Array-Level Manipulation »
Computation With Structured Datasets - Basic Structural Operations
Database Like Operations On Datasets - General
Elements Of Lists - Finding Sublists
Handling Arrays Of Data - Parts of Arrays »
List Manipulation - Elements of Lists »

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