sc()

What does sc() do?

sc() allows you to set what x is at any level. It changes the scope.

from ArrayExpressions import arrex
lst = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
output = arrex.evaluate(lst, 'sc("Hello", i0())')
print(output) # "H"

Other Important Information:

Input	Any array before the comma and any valid ArrEx code that returns a value after the comma
Does it create a new scope?	Yes
Output	Will output the second parameter with x being the first parameter.
K	None
I	Same as scope from before
Example	sc(ar(1, 2, 3), e1(x+1))
Example Explanation	It will output [2, 3, 4] no matter what x was supplied because x is changed from sc().

r()

l()