User:Praveer-mathur-9f3d@uni-bonn.de/python-on-hpc - Revision history

Praveer-mathur-9f3d@uni-bonn.de at 14:07, 18 March 2026

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 === Short Quiz: Advanced Indexing  === <!--T:5-->
-Consider the following code. What does each print statement output? Could be an error. Treat all print statements independently.
+Consider the following code. What does each print statement output? Could be an error. Treat all print statements independently. (Hard to implement)
 <code>a = np.array([[1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6]]) <br> idx = np.array([0, 0]) <br> mask = np.array([False, True, True])</code>

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 === Short Quiz: Array Shapes, Broadcasting  === <!--T:5-->
-Consider the following code. What does each print statement output? Could be an error. Treat all print statements independently.
+Consider the following code. What does each print statement output? Could be an error. Treat all print statements independently. (Hard to implement)
 <code>x = np.zeros(5) <br> y = np.zeros((3, 5)) <br> z = np.zeros((5, 3, 1))</code>

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 Consider the following code. What does each print statement output? Could be an error. Treat all print statements independently.
-<code>x = np.zeros(5) <br> y = np.zeros((3, 5) <br> z = np.zeros((5, 3, 1))</code>
+<code>x = np.zeros(5) <br> y = np.zeros((3, 5)) <br> z = np.zeros((5, 3, 1))</code>
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 || <code>(15,)</code>
 </quiz>
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 + Row-major
 || Explanation: Correct
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 || Explanation: Wrong
 + Neither of them
 || Explanation: Correct
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 === Short Quiz: Conda vs. Pip === <!--T:5-->
-'''To which package manager do the statements apply? pip, conda, neither or both?'''
+To which package manager do the statements apply? pip, conda, neither or both?
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 |title = "Non-Python packages available by default"