I just started to translate a Matlab code to numpy, how can I write the following code in python
InputVec = [2,3,4]
InputVariable(1,:)=InputVec;
I just started to translate a Matlab code to numpy, how can I write
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I just started to translate a Matlab code to numpy, how can I write the following code in python
InputVec = [2,3,4]
InputVariable(1,:)=InputVec;
According to Numpy for Matlab Users, that code would become:
The only potentially surprising thing about this is that indices into numpy arrays start at 0, per Python convention, instead of 1 as in Matlab. But, given the table in that link and a reasonable working knowledge of Python, translation from Matlab, at least of small bits of code like that, should be reasonably trivial.