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Write a Code to Sort an Array in Numpy by the (N-1)Th Column

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:40:56

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In this example, we will see how to sort an array in Numpy by the (N-1)th column. Sort an array by (n-1) th column using argsort() Example Let us see the first example to sort an array by (n-1)th column − import numpy as np # Creat a Numpy ... Read More

Difference Between range() and xrange() Functions in Python?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:39:25

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The range() method in Python is used to return a sequence object. It is used in Python 3.x The xrange() is used to generate sequence of number and used in Python 2.x. Therefore, there’s no xrange() in Python 3.x. Let us first learn about range() and xrange() one by one. ... Read More

How Can You Copy Objects in Python?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:35:26

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In Python, if you want to copy object, the assignment operator won’t fulfil the purpose. It creates bindings between a target and an object i.e., it never creates a new object. It only creates a new variable sharing the reference of the original object. To fix this, the copy module ... Read More

Difference Between Matrices and Arrays in Python?

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AmitDiwan

Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:31:57

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The arrays in Python are ndarray objects. The matrix objects are strictly 2-dimensional whereas the ndarray objects can be multi-dimensional. To create arrays in Python, use the Numpy library. Matrices in Python Matrix is a special case of two-dimensional array where each data element is of strictly same size. Matrices ... Read More

Python - Display the Contents of a Text File in Reverse Order?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:27:46

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We will display the contents of a text file in reverse order. For that, let us first create a text file amit.txt with the following content  Display the contents of a text file in Reverse Order with Slicing Example Let us now read the contents of the above file ... Read More

Difference Between Del and Remove() on Lists in Python?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:26:34

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Let us understand what is Del and Remove() in a Python List before moving towards the difference. Del Keyword in Python List The del keyword in Python is used to remove an element or multiple elements from a List. We can also remove all the elements i.e. delete the entire ... Read More

Replace All Occurrences of a Python Substring with a New String?

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AmitDiwan

Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:24:19

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In this article, we will implement various example to replace all occurrences of a substring with a new string. Let’s say we have the following string − Hi, How are you? How have you been? We have to replace all occurrences of substring “How “ with “Demo”. Therefore, the ... Read More

How to Merge Elements in a Python Sequence?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:19:18

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Python Sequences includes Strings, Lists, Tuples, etc. We can merge elements of a Python sequence using different ways. Merge Elements in a Python List Example The join() method is used to merge elements − # List myList = ['H', 'O', 'W', 'A', 'R', 'E', 'Y', 'O', 'U'] # Display ... Read More

Python - Check If All the Characters in a String Are Alphanumeric?

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AmitDiwan

Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:17:18

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To check if all the characters in a string are alphanumeric, we can use the isalnum() method in Python and Regex also. First, let us understand what is alphanumeric. What is Alphanumeric? Alphanumeric includes both letters and numbers i.e., alphabet letter (a-z) and numbers (0-9). Examples: A, a, k, K, ... Read More

What Does the // Operator Do?

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Updated on 15-Sep-2022 12:15:37

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In Python, the // is the double slash operator i.e. Floor Divison. The // operator is used to perform division that rounds the result down to the nearest integer. The usage of the // operator is quite easy. We will also compare the results with single slash division. Let us ... Read More

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