🔒 Array creation with for-loop

[thorny schooner]

It's been a while since I programmed in Python, but I could I swore you can make arrays in a similar manner as bellow...

Did I get the syntax wrong?

[loud abyss]

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[thorny schooner]

x_axis is another array btw

[vagrant tiger]

That is valid except you are missing square brackets [... for i in ...]

[hardy canopy]

!d numpy.array

[loud abyss]

numpy.array

numpy.array(object, dtype=None, *, copy=True, order='K', subok=False, ndmin=0, like=None)```
Create an array.

[edgy pulsar]

I'm pretty sure range x_axis is invalid syntax as well

[hardy canopy]

did you mean, something like –

[i*5 for i in x_axis]

[thorny schooner]

oh yeah appreciate you

[faint fossil]

if x_axis is already a numpy array, then just doing this is probably better:
y_data = x_axis * 5

if you use a loop over a numpy array, you probably can find a better way to do it without the loop

[loud abyss]

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