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* the arity of the resulting dataset is the sum of the arities of the operand datasets,
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* the size of the resulting dataset is the product of the datasets,
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* the operation is associative, and it is possible to combine more than two datasets in one expression,
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* as for /zip/, there is no need the dataset to have the same type of elements.
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* as for /zip/, there is no need the dataset to have the same type of samples.
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[caution If the /grid/ operation is not supported for your compiler, the macro [macroref BOOST_TEST_NO_GRID_COMPOSITION_AVAILABLE `BOOST_TEST_NO_GRID_COMPOSITION_AVAILABLE`]
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will be automatically set by the __UTF__]
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The following properties hold:
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* joining two datasets does not change the arity of their elements,
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* joining two datasets does not change the arity of their samples,
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* the size of the returned dataset is the sum of the size of the joined datasets,
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* the operation is associative, and it is possible to combine more than two datasets in one expression.
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``
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[`step`]
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[1]
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[Number indicating the step between two consecutive elements of the generated range.
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[Number indicating the step between two consecutive samples of the generated range.
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The default type is the same as the input type. This value should not be 0. It should be of the same
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sign as `end-begin`.
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]
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