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An operator that performs a Join of its argument with the sequence of lists it is provided
ResourceFunction["JoinRest"][list] gives an operator that will join list with the sequence of lists it is given. |
JoinRest uses Join to join its argument {3,4} with whatever else it encounters, which you may think of as the "Rest" of the Join:
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JoinRest applied to an Association creates an operator that will add key-value pairs to the Join of the argument it is passed, but only if those joined associations fail to contain a key present in the association to which JoinRest was applied:
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The operator created by JoinRest using an Association can accept a sequence of associations:
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If JoinRest has no argument, it operates as an identity on the data it is given:
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If JoinRest has a sequence of associations as its argument, it will use the last value for any key it encounters in that sequence as a basis for adding key-value pairs:
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JoinRest can be right-composed with Counts to create an Association that obtains the number of every anticipated value in an expression:
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JoinRest works similarly to Merge with a First combiner function:
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JoinRest is very similar to the resource function JoinMost. In JoinRest its argument is placed first in the Join; in JoinMost its argument is placed last in the Join.
JoinRest, like Join, will fail to evaluate if the heads of the expressions to be joined differ from one another:
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Insert JoinRest to a pipeline of operators created by Query, such that the count of various categories that survived and died on the Titanic defaults to 0:
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