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In C++, classes and objects are basic concepts of Object Oriented Programming(). Class - A class is a blueprint or template that defines the properties (data members) and behaviors (member functions) of objects. It serves as a blueprint for creating multiple objects of the same type. It encapRead more
In C++, classes and objects are basic concepts of Object Oriented Programming().
Class – A class is a blueprint or template that defines the properties (data members) and behaviors (member functions) of objects. It serves as a blueprint for creating multiple objects of the same type. It encapsulates related data and functions together, providing a modular and organized approach to programming.
Object – An object is an instance of a class. It is a concrete representation of a class, created based on the class blueprint. Each object has its own set of data members and can perform actions through member functions defined in the class. Objects can store and manipulate data and interact with other objects.
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The numpy.char.isnumeric() function is a part of the NumPy library in Python. It is used to determine whether each element in a character array or a string-like object represents a numeric value. The syntax of the function is very easy, i.e., numpy.char.isnumeric(arr) where arr is an array like objeRead more
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numpy.char.isnumeric()function is a part of the NumPy library in Python. It is used to determine whether each element in a character array or a string-like object represents a numeric value.The syntax of the function is very easy, i.e.,
numpy.char.isnumeric(arr)
where arr is an array like object like NumPy arrays, normal lists or strings.
For a bit more clarification, see the code below….
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In Python programming language, the ‘#’ or Hash symbol is used to write comments. But do remember that the ‘#’ or Hash symbol only makes a single line comment, i.e., using this will only make a single line to be commented out. To write multiline comments or multiple lines as comments, you can simplyRead more
In Python programming language, the ‘#’ or Hash symbol is used to write comments.
But do remember that the ‘#’ or Hash symbol only makes a single line comment, i.e., using this will only make a single line to be commented out.
To write multiline comments or multiple lines as comments, you can simply use 3 Double inverted commas or 3 Quotation marks, i.e., like this “””<your comment here>”””.
The text written between the 3 Quotation marks will be treated as a comment.
Comments in Python
In the picture above, you can see that the ‘#’ character is supposed to be written again and again at each line to mark it as a comment because ‘#’ is a single line comment. It can also be observed that the 3 Quotation marks has been used only once to comment out multiple lines of comment which helps us in a better way.
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In Python programming language, the '#' or Hash symbol is used to write comments. But do remember that the '#' or Hash symbol only makes a single line comment, i.e., using this will only make a single line to be commented out. To write multiline comments or multiple lines as comments, you can simplyRead more
In Python programming language, the ‘#’ or Hash symbol is used to write comments.
But do remember that the ‘#’ or Hash symbol only makes a single line comment, i.e., using this will only make a single line to be commented out.
To write multiline comments or multiple lines as comments, you can simply use 3 Double inverted commas or 3 Quotation marks, i.e., like this “””<your comment here>”””.
The text written between the 3 Quotation marks will be treated as a comment.
Comments in Python
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