evenpositioned
Evenpositioned is an adjective used to describe elements of a sequence that occupy even-numbered positions when the sequence is ordered. In mathematics and computing, this usually means positions 2, 4, 6, and so on. If the first element is considered position 1, the even-positioned elements are the second, fourth, sixth elements, etc.
Indexing conventions affect how “even-positioned” is interpreted. Some contexts, especially in programming, use zero-based indexing where
Examples and uses of the concept are common across data structures. For a list [a, b, c,
The term applies to any ordered collection, including strings, arrays, rows in a table, or sequences in