NumPy | positive method
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Numpy's positive(~)
method returns a new copy of the input array. This means that modifying this new copy will not have an impact on the original input array. Note that this method does not convert negative values to positive values.
Opt to use Numpy's copy(~)
method instead.
Parameters
1. a
| array-like
The first input array.
2. out
| Numpy array
| optional
Instead of creating a new array, you can place the result into the array specified by out
.
3. where
| array
of boolean
| optional
Values that are flagged as False will be ignored, that is, their original value will be uninitialized. If you specified the out parameter, the behavior is slightly different - the original value will be kept intact.
Return value
A scalar is returned if a
is a scalar, otherwise a Numpy array is returned.
Examples
Basic usage
a = np.array([1,-2,3])b = np.positive(a)b
array([1, -2, 3])