Definitely! You can use array of array like this [[ ], [ ], [ ]]. However, numpy offers you features like reshape(), flatten() and other cool features.
for in j range(1, 4) / for j in range(1, 4) / input(A[i][j]) In python, we don't have next keyword, just indentation Does this answer your question Also note that range is 1 to 4 because the last index is not included in the range function
You can use the shift-enter to run the chunk
That's correct! Thanks for this tip 😊
It was helpful.
Keep good works on.
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Just what i was looking for!
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This was really helpful. Thank you
Thanks for the vedio ,👍
Most welcome 😊
I think it’s “may”-“tricks” not “mah”-“tricks”. Otherwise, this is very helpful!!
Numpy, numpy, is there something independent code in Python to sort multi-dimension matrix without numpy?
Definitely! You can use array of array like this [[ ], [ ], [ ]]. However, numpy offers you features like reshape(), flatten() and other cool features.
very clear!! thank you!
nice video , thank you
So nice of you 😊
what is the equivalent steps for ( Dim a(3,4) / for i=1 to 3 / for j=1 to 3 / input A(i,j) / next i,j ) in Python ?
for in j range(1, 4) / for j in range(1, 4) / input(A[i][j])
In python, we don't have next keyword, just indentation
Does this answer your question
Also note that range is 1 to 4 because the last index is not included in the range function
sehr gut! Thanks a lot
thanks
Welcome
Good work sir
Thanks 😊
Thank you sir
You're most welcome!
Good
i noticed you never added and subtracted the matrices
thats what im waiting too!
@@BWVidventures C=np.add(matrixA, matrixB)
and for subtraction D=np.subtract(matrixA, matrixB)
@Shafiq, thanks for the clarification 😋
ppl can't create a matrix without numpy...
Try to do this in English
You should really learn maths first
I agree with you!
MATLAB is far quicker