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NumPy | join method
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schedule Jul 1, 2022
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Numpy's join(~) method returns a Numpy array of strings where a string in the first array is inserted between every two adjacent characters of a string the second array. Check the examples for clarification.
Parameters
1. sep | array-like
A string used to separate seq.
2. seq | array-like
A sequence of strings that are to be separated.
Return value
A Numpy array of strings.
Examples
To separate "abfee" using "*" and "cd" using "**":
np.char.join(["*", "**"], ["abfee", "cd"])
array(['a*b*f*e*e', 'c**d'], dtype='<U9')
If the seq strings are less than two characters, the original string is returned:
np.char.join(["*", "**"], ["", "c"])
array(['', 'c'], dtype='<U1')
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Official NumPy Documentation
https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.char.join.html
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