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The np.arange() function appears in 21% of the 35 million Github repositories that use the NumPy library! This illustrated tutorial shows you the ins and outs of the NumPy arange function. So let’s get started! What’s the NumPy Arange Function? The np.arange([start,] stop[, step]) function creates a new NumPy array with evenly-spaced integers between start …
A code puzzle is an educative snippet of source code that teaches a single computer science concept by activating the learner’s curiosity and involving them in the learning process.
[python] def find_path(graph, v_start, v_end, path_len=0): ”’Is there a path between vertex v_start and vertex v_end?”’ # Traverse each vertex only once if path_len >= len(graph): return False # Direct path from v_start to v_end? if graph[v_start][v_end]: return True # Indirect path via neighbor v_nbor? for v_nbor, edge in enumerate(graph[v_start]): if edge: # between v_start …
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