The np.delete() function in NumPy is a versatile tool that returns a new array with specified elements removed from the original array. You can delete items from one-dimensional or multi-dimensional arrays by specifying indices and, optionally, an axis. Leaving the axis unspecified (i.e., axis=None) flattens the array before performing the deletion. Notably, the operation is non-destructive—meaning your original array remains unchanged while you receive a refined new one.
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The np.delete() function in NumPy is a versatile tool that returns a new array with specified elements removed from the original array. You can delete items from one-dimensional or multi-dimensional arrays by specifying indices and, optionally, an axis. Leaving the axis unspecified (i.e., axis=None) flattens the array before performing the deletion. Notably, the operation is non-destructive—meaning your original array remains unchanged while you receive a refined new one.
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