This project is a standard implementation of numpy in rust. I took the inspiration from Maharshi Pandya's original project of making numpy in C. Check here: https://github.com/smolorg/smolar
As of now it contains the basic array operations such as addition, multiplication, transpose and some shape shifting xD. This is a Rust project, which means you need to create an environment to run it.
cargo new {project name}
The above code creates a cargo project for the implementation part, and then, you can run it and maybe try off something new onto it!
I'm lazy with error handling that's why I went with rust.
Just run the main.rs file independently for now.
All the datatypes are mostly in float (f32).
Comments in the code will help you navigate the understanding of syntax. // first error that I made: never use ';' when returning a generic :`)
Rust is a systems and developer friendly language with great error handling unlike any other, and fast operatability like C.