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NumPy char | equal method

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NumPy's np.char.equal(~) method takes as input two arrays of strings, and then performs a pair-wise equal comparison to output a NumPy array of booleans.

Parameters

1. x1 | array-like

The first input array.

2. x2 | array-like

The second input array.

Return Value

A NumPy array of booleans.

Examples

np.char.equal(["a", "d", "e"], ["b", "c", "e"])
array([False, False, True])

Here, we are performing the following comparisons:

  • "a" == "b" (False)

  • "d" == "c" (False)

  • "e" == "e" (True)

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