When a list's dimension is set lower than it previously was, elements at the end are cut off, and when it is set higher, extra elements at the end are all filled with zeros.
When set higher, extra elements at the end are filled with zeros. When a list's dimension is set lower than it previously was, elements at the end are cut off.
When a list's dimension is set lower than it previously was, elements at the end are cut off. When set higher, extra elements at the end are filled with zeros.
When a list's dimension is set lower than it previously was, elements at the end are cut off. When set higher, extra elements at the end are filled with zeros.