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NumPy char | multiply method
schedule Mar 5, 2023
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Numpy's multiply(~) method takes in an array of strings as well as an array of integers, and each string is repeated as specified.
Parameters
1. x1 | array-like of string
The strings you want repeated.
2. x2 | array-like of int
The numbers of repeats of each string.
Examples
np.char.multiply(["a","b"], [2,3])
array(['aa', 'bbb'], dtype='<U3')
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