Case 01 : Ascertaining a positive match using "\w" to match a specific phone number to a generic string
Case 02 : Ascertaining a negative match or mismatch using "\w" whether a match over given string occurs or not
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Case 01 : Ascertaining a positive match using "\w" to match a specific phone number to a generic string
Case 02 : Ascertaining a negative match or mismatch using "\w" whether a match over given string occurs or not
Discussed the following questions in the above post :
Q1)If a programmer does not know the last number or position , then how can a programmer show the last position element of an array in Numpy ?
Q2) Using Slicing mechanism , retrieve the first two elements of the numpy array ?
Q3) Using Slicing mechanism , retrieve the last two elements of the numpy array ?
Discussed the following questions in the above post :
Q1) Give an example of SEED function and how to use it .
Q2) What is One-Dimensional indexing ?
Q3) Print first , last position elements of a Numpy Array
Q4) Print seond , third position elements of a Numpy Array
Q5) How to identify last number of numpy array ?
Q1) Print range between 1 to 20 and show 5 integer random numbers
Q2) Print range between 1 to 100 and show 10 random integer numbers
Q3) Print range between 1 to 1000 and show 20 random integer numbers
Q4) Print a matrix with range between random number - 5 rows and 5 cols integer random numbers
Q5) Print a matrix range between random number - 10 rows and 6 cols integer random numbers in a matrix format