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Clarify Array Slicing Syntax from 'array[start:stop[:step]]' to 'array[start:stop:step]' #465

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Clarify Array Slicing Syntax from 'array[start:stop[:step]]' to 'array[start:stop:step]' #465

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Clarified Array Slicing Syntax
kazakhpunk Apr 26, 2024
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Update numpy-basics.ipynb
kazakhpunk Apr 28, 2024
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Resolved issue with wrong use of parenthesis ` `
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"source": [
"### Slices\n",
"\n",
"Slicing syntax is written as `array[start:stop[:step]]`, where **all numbers are optional**.\n",
"Slicing syntax is written as `array[start:stop:step]'. Note that **all numbers are optional**. Importantly, the **step** parameter is optional and can be omitted, in which case the slice uses a default step of 1.\n",
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I think there's a little syntax error here preventing the text from rendering properly.

It should be array[start:stop:step] (closed with the back quote) instead of `array[start:stop:step]'

"- defaults: \n",
" - start = 0\n",
" - stop = len(dim)\n",
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