A Comprehensive NumPy Cheat Sheet Of 40 Most Used Methods

NumPy documentation is pretty intimidating, in my opinion.

Anyone who wants to learn its method is quite likely to be intimidated by its API reference topics:

If you are in a similar situation, I once prepared this NumPy cheat sheet, which depicts the 40 most commonly used methods from NumPy:

Having used NumPy for over 4.5 years, I can confidently say that you will use these methods 95% of the time working with NumPy.

It is important to understand that whenever you are learning a new library, mastering/practicing each and every method is not necessary.

Instead, put Pareto’s principle to work :)

👉 Over to you: Have I missed any commonly used method?

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