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by mmierz
3631 days ago
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I don't think this is the case. Most of numpy, which powers the vectorized operations that the rest of the scientific stack uses, is written in C anyway. The python part is simple, just python bindings to the C functions. The matlab-like syntax for getting slices of arrays is the only really non-pythonic thing I can think of. |
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