NumPy Lexsort() - Indirect Sort

In the world of data analysis and manipulation, sorting arrays is a common task. However, things get trickier when the order of elements depends on different factors or tie-breaking conditions. That's where lexsort comes to the rescue. I break down the concept of indirect sort and explore how lexsort enables us to sort arrays based on multiple keys. I explain the syntax of lexsort, including the order of keys and the primary sorting criterion. By understanding this syntax, you'll have the power to handle complex sorting scenarios with ease. NumPy Lexsort - The Ultimate Introduction

Code used in video:
import numpy as np

print(sorted_list)

Timestamps:
0:00 - Lextsort Intro
3:00 - Example 1
4:20 - Real-World Example

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