How to preallocate memory if I don't know the size of the variable in every iteration?

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I have a large set of data, say A. I have a for loop. In every iteration, I'm going to only work with the subset of data of A, say A_sub, which are the elments of A that satisfy some conditions, such as within some ranges. Then, I'm also going to work with the subset of the A_sub, say A_sub_sub, which are the elements of A_sub that satisfy certain conditions, such as within some ranges. I don't know how many elements that's going to satisfy the certain condition, so I don't know the size of A_sub and A_sub_sub in advance. So the size of A_sub and A_sub_sub is going to change at each iteration. Is there a better way to do it?
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-6-8
You do not need to pre-allocate A_sub or A_sub_sub in those conditions, as you would be writing over all of them.
You would want pre-allocation if you were saving the results into a variable. In such a case, the best way to do pre-allocation would depend on how you want the saved information to be arranged relative to the other saved information.

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