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Types of Control Functions
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Vector / Dynamic arrays
"takeLast" (vector::takeLast / dyn_*::takeLast)
Takes the last element out of the vector/dyn_* and returns its value. The vector/dyn_* has one element less after this.

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      Returns a reference to the element at the given idx out of the vector/dyn_*.
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      Returns true if the vector / dyn_* is empty.
    - "last" (vector::last / dyn_*::last)
      Returns a reference to the last element of the vector/dyn_*.
    - "prepend" (vector::prepend / dyn_*::prepend)
      Insets the given value as the first element of the vector/dyn_*.
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      Removes the element at given index. The vector /dyn_* has one element less after this.
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      Replaces the value at the given idx position with the given value.
    - "sort" (vector::sort / dyn_*::sort)
      Sorts the array.
    - "takeAt" (vector::takeAt / dyn_*::takeAt)
      Takes the element at the given idx out of the vector/dyn_* and returns its value. The vector/dyn_* has one element less after this.
    - "takeFirst" (vector::takeFirst / dyn_*::takeFirst)
      Takes the first element out of the vector/dyn_* and returns its value. The vector/dyn_* has one element less after this.
    - "takeLast" (vector::takeLast / dyn_*::takeLast)
      Takes the last element out of the vector/dyn_* and returns its value. The vector/dyn_* has one element less after this.
    - "unique" (vector::unique / dyn_*::unique)
      Removes all duplicate elements in an array.
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"takeLast" (vector::takeLast / dyn_*::takeLast)

Takes the last element out of the vector/dyn_* and returns its value. The vector/dyn_* has one element less after this.

Synopsis

T vector.takeLast();

Parameters


Parameter	Description
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Description

Assignment

Vector / dyn_*