I don't understand this bit: "Numpy's notation has the advantage to make
the most expensive operations harder to write, it also easily reminds us
that arrays in numpy are row-major." How does this make the more expensive
operation harder to write?
Just by writing this (for a a 2D array):
for i
I don't understand this bit: "Numpy's notation has the advantage to make
the most expensive operations harder to write, it also easily reminds us
that arrays in numpy are row-major." How does this make the more expensive
operation harder to write?
Just by writing this (for a a 2D array):
for i
I don't understand this bit: "Numpy's notation has the advantage to make
the most expensive operations harder to write, it also easily reminds us
that arrays in numpy are row-major." How does this make the more expensive
operation harder to write?
To me (but I didn't design Julia so what do I k
