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NumPy

1. Introduction to NumPy

* What is NumPy?
* Advantages over Python lists
* Installing & importing ( import numpy as np )
* NumPy array ( ndarray ) basics

2. Array Creation

* Creating arrays:
array()
arange()
linspace()
logspace()
* Special arrays:
zeros()
ones()
empty()
full()
* Identity & diagonal:
eye()
diag()
* Random arrays:
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3. Array Attributes

* Shape, size, dimensions: shape , ndim , size


* Data types & conversions: dtype , astype()
* Memory info: itemsize , nbytes

4. Indexing & Slicing

* 1D, 2D, 3D indexing


* Slicing arrays with steps, negative indices
* Fancy indexing (list/array-based selection)
* Boolean indexing & conditions

5. Array Operations

* Arithmetic operations: + , - , * , / , **
* Broadcasting rules & examples
* Universal functions ( [Link] , [Link] , [Link] , [Link] , …)
* Logical operations ( [Link] , [Link] , [Link] )

6. Mathematical & Statistical Functions

* Aggregates: sum , min , max , mean , median , std , var


* Axis-wise operations ( axis=0 , axis=1 )
* Cumulative: cumsum , cumprod
7. Array Manipulation

* Reshaping: reshape , ravel , flatten


* Transpose & axes: transpose , swapaxes , T
* Joining arrays: hstack , vstack , concatenate()
* Splitting arrays: hsplit , vsplit , split()

8. Linear Algebra

* Matrix multiplication: dot , matmul


* Determinant, inverse, rank ( [Link] , [Link] , linalg.matrix_rank )
* Eigenvalues & eigenvectors ( [Link] )
* Solving linear equations ( [Link] )

9. Random Number Generation

* Uniform distribution: [Link]()


* Normal distribution: [Link]()
* Seed & reproducibility: [Link]()
* Shuffling & permutations: [Link]() , [Link]()

10. Advanced Concepts

* Structured arrays (multiple dtypes in one array)


* Masked arrays (handling missing/invalid values)
* Broadcasting tricks & memory efficiency
* Vectorization vs loops (performance gains)

11. Capstone Practice

* Matrix operations (inverse, transpose, multiplication)


* Stock/Weather data statistics using NumPy
* Image filter (grayscale/blur) with NumPy arrays

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