#🔒 np.zeros() not working as expected

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terse lava
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The following function is a part of a bigger program I am working on

def separateBands(IrawFFT,phaOff,bands,fac):
    phaPerBand = np.int32((bands*2)-1)     
    phases = np.zeros(1,phaPerBand)
    for p in range(phaPerBand):
        phases[p]=(2*np.pi*(p))/phaPerBand + phaOff  
    separate=separateBands_final(IrawFFT,phases,bands,fac)
    return separate```
With `phaPerBand=3`, I expected phases to be `array([0,0,0])`. But when I run this I get the error
`IndexError: index 1 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 1`
Because for some unknown reason I am getting `phases = array([0])`. Help me
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terse lava
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so when i pass it as
np.zeros((1,phaPerBand))
it still throws me the same error

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does the indexing have to change as well?

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oh wait

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i can just do
np.zeros(phaPerBand)

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