I am using a package and it is returning me an array. When I print the shape it is (38845,). Just wondering why this ‘,’.
I am wondering how to interpret this.
Thanks.
I am using a package and it is returning me an array. When I
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I am using a package and it is returning me an array. When I print the shape it is (38845,). Just wondering why this ‘,’.
I am wondering how to interpret this.
Thanks.
Python has tuples, which are like lists but of fixed size. A two-element tuple is
(a, b); a three-element one is(a, b, c). However,(a)is justain parentheses. To represent a one-element tuple, Python uses a slightly odd syntax of(a,). So there is only one dimension, and you have a bunch of elements in that one dimension.