In general, np.linspace(a,b,n+1) creates n + 1 points, a 0, a 1, …, a n, starting at a and ending at b, each spaced out by Δ x = b − a n, where a k = a 0 + k Δ x. Building Random Arrays NumPy has a ...

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True, it's not exactly obvious for NumPy beginners and even for more seasoned users to give a specific list of when exactly they would use linspace, arange, etc., but I think after reading the ...

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