Passing array arguments back from Python functions
I’m writing code which does matrix operations in functions and I’m using numpy arrays to store my matrices. From reading books/ discussions on here I have got as far as understanding that scalar arguments of functions are passed by value and arrays are passed in C-like style (in C we would say a pointer to the array is being passed and an equivalent thing is happening in Python).
Passing array arguments back from Python functions
I’m writing code which does matrix operations in functions and I’m using numpy arrays to store my matrices. From reading books/ discussions on here I have got as far as understanding that scalar arguments of functions are passed by value and arrays are passed in C-like style (in C we would say a pointer to the array is being passed and an equivalent thing is happening in Python).
Passing array arguments back from Python functions
I’m writing code which does matrix operations in functions and I’m using numpy arrays to store my matrices. From reading books/ discussions on here I have got as far as understanding that scalar arguments of functions are passed by value and arrays are passed in C-like style (in C we would say a pointer to the array is being passed and an equivalent thing is happening in Python).
Passing array arguments back from Python functions
I’m writing code which does matrix operations in functions and I’m using numpy arrays to store my matrices. From reading books/ discussions on here I have got as far as understanding that scalar arguments of functions are passed by value and arrays are passed in C-like style (in C we would say a pointer to the array is being passed and an equivalent thing is happening in Python).
Can someone please explain the detailed mechanism of function call without any argument?
Here, the calling line np.pad(a, 2, pad_with)
works magically!. Not able to find the corresponding python PEP document.
Python how to print out the return data?
def calculate_average(numbers):
total = sum(numbers)
average = total / len(numbers)
return average
Is there a best practice for naming function arguments that have the same name as a global variable?
I frequently find myself wondering if there is any best practice for the following situation.