NumPyA$5-$ FOR CREDIT

$$ Create a $.$ipynb file called NumPyA$5$credit.ipynb and complete the following.

$$ For this assignment load but DO NOT INSTALL NumPy: run the following at the top of

your script and then complete the questions:

import numpy as np

$$ Assume all arrays are NumPy arrays, unless otherwise specified

$$ Everything is case sensitive$,$ so BE CAREFUL

$$ After you create the object $($e$.$g$.,$ Q$1),$ DO NOT PRINT! Your file should something look

like this:

Q$1=[$Hello$]$

Q$2=$ x$[3$:$]$

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$$ Set a random seed of $5.$

Create a one$-$dimensional array of twenty random integers from $0$ to $14.$

$$ Index the array, assigning the fourth integer to Q$1.$

$$ Slice the array to obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$2.$

$$ Slice the array to obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$3.$

$$ Set a random seed of $6.$

Create a seven by eight array of random integers from $0$ to $14.$

$$ Index the array, assigning the $5$ in the sixth row to Q$4..$

$$ Slice the array to obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$5.$

$$ Set a random seed of $10.$

Create a four by five array of random integers from $0$ to $14.$ Assign it to Q$6.$

$$ Slice the array, such that it will alter Q$6.$

Slice the array and change one of the values to obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$7.$

$$ Set a random seed of $8.$

Create another four by five array of random integers from $0$ to $14.$ Assign it to Q$8.$

$$ Slice the array, such that it will not alter Q$8.$

Slice the array and change one of the values to obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$9.$

$$ Set a random seed of $20.$

Create a two by six array of random integers from $0$ to $14.$ Alter the array to obtain the

following array:

Assign it to Q$10.$

$$ Set a random seed of $15.$

Create a one$-$dimensional array of ten random integers from $0$ to $14.$ Alter the array to

obtain the following array:

Assign it to Q$11.$

$$ Set a random seed of $9.$

Create a five by three array of random integers from $0$ to $14.$ Create a copy of the fourth

array $($in other words, the fourth row$)$ and assign it to Q$12.$