Complex128—Wolfram Documentation
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See Also
- Import
- Export
- CloudExport
- CloudImport
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- Formats
- Binary
- Bit
- Byte
- Character8
- Character16
- Character32
- Integer8
- Integer16
- Integer24
- Integer32
- Integer64
- Integer128
- UnsignedInteger8
- UnsignedInteger16
- UnsignedInteger24
- UnsignedInteger32
- UnsignedInteger64
- UnsignedInteger128
- Real64
- Real128
- Complex64
- Complex256
- String
- Related Guides
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See Also
- Import
- Export
- CloudExport
- CloudImport
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- Formats
- Binary
- Bit
- Byte
- Character8
- Character16
- Character32
- Integer8
- Integer16
- Integer24
- Integer32
- Integer64
- Integer128
- UnsignedInteger8
- UnsignedInteger16
- UnsignedInteger24
- UnsignedInteger32
- UnsignedInteger64
- UnsignedInteger128
- Real64
- Real128
- Complex64
- Complex256
- String
- Related Guides
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See Also
- Import can read any binary data as a sequence of 128-bit complex numbers.
- Export converts a list of integer, real, or complex numbers to a sequence of binary 128-bit complex numbers.
- IEEE single-precision numbers can be imported and exported using the "Complex64" format.
Background & Context
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- Uniform sequence of IEEE double-precision complex numbers.
- Binary data format.
Import & Export
- Import["file","Complex128"] imports any file as IEEE double-precision complex numbers, returning a packed array of real numbers.
- Export["file",list,"Complex128"] exports a list of complex numbers to file.
- Import["file",{"Complex128",elem}] or Import["file",elem ] imports the specified element from file.
- Import["file",{"Complex128",{elem1,elem2,…}}] imports multiple elements.
- See the following reference pages for full general information:
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Import, Export import from or export to a file CloudImport, CloudExport import from or export to a cloud object ImportString, ExportString import from or export to a string ImportByteArray, ExportByteArray import from or export to a byte array
Options
- General option:
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ByteOrdering $ByteOrdering what byte ordering to use - Import option:
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"HeaderBytes" 0 how many bytes to skip at the beginning of the file
Examples
History
Introduced in 2004 (5.1) | Updated in 2007 (6.0)