1. For each instruction below, show the code and the results from running the code following each of the instructions below. Answer any questions.
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   a) Creating Arrays
   1) Make a one-dimensional array named "basic_arr" that contains four integer values.
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4. 2) Make an array named 'main_arr" that contains 16 values from 10 to 25 that are formatted as four rows and four columns.
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   3) Make an array named 'sub_arr" that contains 16 random values that are formatted as four rows and four columns.
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   Question:
   • How does a vector and matrix differ?
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   b) Accessing Array Elements and Attributes
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   1) Use "main_array" and indexing to display the different elements in the array
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   2) Display "main_arr"'s attributes:
   dimension
   size
   shape
   data type
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    c) Aggregate Functions
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    1) Display the following statistical information about the data stored in "main_arr":
    Sum
    mean
    median
    minimum value
    maximum value
    standard deviation
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    d) Arithmetic Operations, Matrix Operations, Broadcasting, and Comparisons
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    1) Use "main_arr" and "sub_array" to demonstrate the following arithmetic operations:
    addition
    subtraction
    multiplication
    division
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    2) Use "main_arr" and "sub_array" to demonstrate finding the matric product of the two arrays.
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    Question:
    • How do matrix operations differ from normal arithmetic operations?
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17. 3) Use "main_arr" and "basic_array" to demonstrate broadcasting using addition
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    Question:
    • What does broadcasting do?
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    4) Using "main_arr" to demonstrate comparison. Find all of the values that are greater than or equal to 7
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    Question:
    • What modifications to the code would be required to save all of the values greater than or equal to 7 in a new array?
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    e) Joining, Splitting, and Splicing Arrays
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    1) Use "main_arr" and "sub_array" to demonstrate joining two arrays both horizontally and vertically.
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    2) Use "main_arr" to demonstrate splitting the array as follows:
    Two 2 x 4 arrays
    Two 4 x 2 arrays
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    3) Use "main_arr" to demonstrate slicing the array as follows:
    An array that contains just the data from the third row
    An array that contains data from the third column
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    Question:
    • How does splitting differ from slicing?
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    f) Saving and Loading Arrays
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    1) Save "sub_arr" to an external file named "saved_sub.npy".
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    2) Load an external file named "saved_sub.npy".
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    Question:
    • Why might a text file be used to save data rather than a binary file?

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a Creating Arrays 1Make a onedimensional array named basicarr that contains four integer values output basicarr 1 2 3 4 2 Make an array named mainarr that contains 16 values from 10 to 25 that are for... View the full answer