Python NumPy Tutorial for Beginners #2 - Indexing Arrays

Learn Python NumPy! In this second video of the NumPy tutorial series, we explore indexing arrays!

Just a quick note! In the comments I wrote down lists - these should be ARRAYS! So just ignore the commas. Apologies for the mistake! The comments have been corrected on the code uploaded to my Github. Link here:

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Just a quick note! In the comments/hashtags I wrote down lists - these should be ARRAYS! So just ignore the commas. Apologies for the mistake! The comments have been corrected on the code uploaded to my Github😊 Link here:

[CuriosityMania]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO! Thank you so much for explaining a complicated concept in a way that has really simplified it for us. Really appreciated <3

[andrewlowes]

Another really informative video, thanks for putting it together! It'd be really interesting to find out more about what you did on your internship and how you used arrays for it! btw can't believe you've almost hit 4k subscribers, congrats! Once you get to 10k or something, you should think of putting a course or something together, maybe something to do after your final year at uni - I think with your teaching style it would do really well 😁

[nishantthakuribm]

Great Video ! Thank you for your videos.. !!

[Kig_Ama]

3:30 But what if I don't want to select only one element but two elements of the array? Print (array [0, 2]) doesn't work for example.

[techtips]

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[Kig_Ama]

I understand that in Python indexing begins with 0, but my question would be why has been Python designed like this? I mean the designers of Python could've easily define to start with 1, but they decided to start with 0, why didn't they decide otherwise?

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