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This document provides an overview of key NumPy array concepts and operations including: creating 1D and 2D arrays; converting between array dimensions; indexing and slicing arrays; creating views versus copies of arrays; performing scalar, relational, logical, and statistical operations on arrays; sorting arrays; and broadcasting operations between arrays of different sizes.

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Numpyarrar

This document provides an overview of key NumPy array concepts and operations including: creating 1D and 2D arrays; converting between array dimensions; indexing and slicing arrays; creating views versus copies of arrays; performing scalar, relational, logical, and statistical operations on arrays; sorting arrays; and broadcasting operations between arrays of different sizes.

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NumPy Array

Creating
1D array

Creating
2D array

To convert
1D to 2D
and 2D to
1D

To convert
row vector
to column
vector
To find the
dimension
s of array

To print
the
diagonal
elements

To create
diagonal
matrix

Unit
Matrix

All
enteries
ones
All
enteries
zeros

Generate
random
no’s

Creating
Array with
random
no’s
Indexing

Slicing

A slicing operation creates a view on the original array, which is just a way of accessing array data. Thus the original array is not copied in memory.
To create a copy use copy() function

View

Copy
Scaler
operation

Operation
s b/w two
arrays

Relational

Logical
Operations

Statistical
Operation

2D

Sorting
axis=0 means column wise , similarly axis =1 means row wise
1D
Broadcasting

It’s also possible to do operations on arrays of different sizes. NumPy transform these arrays so that they all have the same size: this
conversion is called broadcasting.

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