01-numpy.md: Loading data: update introductory text #657
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ping, @annefou |
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@maxim-belkin I am in favor of this text change to help clarify about importing a library and when to use NumPy. I approve pending rebase. Thanks!
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Rebased. Thank you for reviewing this, Lauren. |
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Update introductory text in "Loading data into Python".
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access a libraryas it seems rather vaguewhich stands foryou want to do fancy things with numberstoyou want to do fancy things with lots of numbers