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What is NumPy, and why is it essential for scientific computing in Python?

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How do arrays in NumPy differ from Python lists?

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What is the purpose of ndarray in NumPy?

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How can you create a 2D array using NumPy?

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What does shape represent in a NumPy array?

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How do you perform element-wise operations on NumPy arrays?

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What is broadcasting in NumPy, and how does it work?

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How do you reshape a NumPy array using reshape()?

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What is the difference between copy() and view() in NumPy?

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How do you concatenate two NumPy arrays along a specific axis?

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What is the role of axis parameter in NumPy functions like sum(), mean(), etc.?

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How do you find the maximum and minimum values in a NumPy array?

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What are ufuncs in NumPy, and give an example?

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How do you sort a NumPy array using np.sort()?

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What is the use of np.where() in conditional indexing?

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How do you generate random numbers using NumPy?

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What is the difference between np.random.rand() and np.random.randn()?

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How do you load data from a file into a NumPy array?

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What is vectorization in NumPy, and why is it important?

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How do you calculate the dot product of two arrays in NumPy?

#️⃣ tags: #NumPy #Python #ScientificComputing #Array #ndarray #ElementWiseOperations #Broadcasting #Reshape #CopyView #Concatenation #AxisParameter #MaximumMinimum #ufuncs #Sorting #ConditionalIndexing #RandomNumbers #DataLoading #Vectorization #DotProduct

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