For each e of the input, applies e op m where m is the result of fun and
op is an operation, such as "+", "-", "*", or "/". For instance, if
op = "-", then this function computes e - m for each e of the input and
where m is the result of applying fun to the input.
Overloads are provided to directly provide m to the function, rather than
calculate it using fun.
For each e of the input, applies e op m where m is the result of fun and op is an operation, such as "+", "-", "*", or "/". For instance, if op = "-", then this function computes e - m for each e of the input and where m is the result of applying fun to the input. Overloads are provided to directly provide m to the function, rather than calculate it using fun.