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np.array(): Creates an array from
a list or tuple.
np.zeros(): Generates an array
filled with zeros.
np.ones(): Generates an array
filled with ones.
np.arange(start, stop, step):
Creates an array with evenly
spaced values within a range.
np.linspace(start, stop, num):
Generates an array with evenly
spaced numbers between two values.
np.eye(n): Creates an identity
matrix.
np.full(shape, fill_value):
Creates an array filled with a
specified value.
np.empty(): Allocates an array
without initializing its values.

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np.add(a, b): Element-wise
addition of arrays.
np.subtract(a, b): Element-wise
subtraction of arrays.
np.multiply(a, b): Element-wise
multiplication.
np.divide(a, b): Element-wise
division.
np.sqrt(a): Computes the square
root of each element.
np.power(a, b): Raises each
element of a to the power of b.
np.mod(a, b): Element-wise modulus
operation.
np.clip(a, min, max): Limits
values in an array to a specified
range.

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np.mean(): Computes the mean of
the array.
np.median(): Computes the median
of the array.
np.std(): Computes the standard
deviation.
np.var(): Computes the variance.
np.min(): Returns the minimum
value in the array.
np.max(): Returns the maximum
value in the array.
np.percentile(a, q): Computes the
qth percentile.
np.average(): Computes the
weighted average of an array.

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np.sum(): Computes the sum of
elements.
np.prod(): Computes the product of
elements.
np.cumsum(): Cumulative sum of
array elements.
np.cumprod(): Cumulative product
of array elements.
np.argmax(): Index of the maximum
value in an array.
np.argmin(): Index of the minimum
value in an array.
np.all(): Checks if all elements
evaluate to True.
np.any(): Checks if any element
evaluates to True.

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np.dot(a, b): Computes the dot
product of two arrays.
np.matmul(a, b): Performs matrix
multiplication.
np.linalg.inv(a): Computes the
inverse of a matrix.
np.linalg.det(a): Computes the
determinant of a matrix.
np.linalg.eig(a): Computes the
eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
np.linalg.norm(a): Computes the
norm of a vector or matrix.
np.linalg.qr(a): Computes the QR
decomposition.
np.linalg.svd(a): Computes the
Singular Value Decomposition
(SVD).

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np.random.rand(): Generates random
numbers in [0, 1).
np.random.randint(low, high):
Generates random integers within a
range.
np.random.normal(mean, std):
Generates random samples from a
normal distribution.
np.random.choice(): Chooses random
elements from an array.
np.random.shuffle(): Shuffles an
array in place.
np.random.seed(): Sets the seed
for random number generation.
np.random.uniform(): Generates
samples from a uniform
distribution.
np.random.poisson(): Generates
samples from a Poisson
distribution.

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np.reshape(a, new_shape): Reshapes
an array without changing data.
np.flatten(): Flattens a multi-
dimensional array.
np.transpose(): Permutes the
dimensions of an array.
np.resize(): Changes the shape and
size of an array.
np.expand_dims(): Expands an array
by adding a dimension.
np.squeeze(): Removes axes of
length one.
np.ravel(): Returns a flattened
array.
np.hstack(), np.vstack(): Stacks
arrays horizontally or vertically.

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np.where(condition): Returns
indices where a condition is True.
np.take(a, indices): Selects
elements from an array.
np.unique(a): Finds unique
elements in an array.
np.nonzero(): Returns indices of
non-zero elements.
np.argsort(): Returns indices to
sort an array.
np.split(a, indices): Splits an
array into sub-arrays.
np.flip(): Reverses the order of
elements.
np.roll(): Rolls elements along an
axis.

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pd.DataFrame(data): Creates a
DataFrame from data.
pd.Series(data): Creates a Series.
pd.read_csv(filepath): Reads a CSV
file into a DataFrame.
pd.read_excel(filepath): Reads an
Excel file into a DataFrame.
pd.DataFrame.from_dict(data):
Creates a DataFrame from a
dictionary.
pd.read_sql(): Reads data from a
SQL database.
pd.read_json(): Reads a JSON file.
pd.read_html(): Parses HTML tables
into DataFrames.

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df.head(): Displays the first 5
rows.
df.tail(): Displays the last 5
rows.
df.info(): Displays a summary of
the DataFrame.
df.describe(): Provides summary
statistics.
df.shape: Returns the dimensions
of the DataFrame.
df.columns: Lists column names.
df.dtypes: Returns the data types
of columns.
df.memory_usage(): Returns memory
usage.

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df.iloc[row, col]: Selects data by
integer-based indexing.
df.loc[row, col]: Selects data by
label-based indexing.
df.at[row, col]: Accesses a single
value by label.
df.iat[row, col]: Accesses a
single value by integer index.
df.query(expr): Queries the
DataFrame with a string
expression.
df.filter(): Filters rows or
columns.
df.sample(): Randomly samples
rows.
df.select_dtypes(): Selects
columns of a specific data type.

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df['col']: Accesses a column.
df.drop(labels): Drops rows or
columns.
df.rename(): Renames rows or
columns.
df.set_index(col): Sets a column
as the index.
df.reset_index(): Resets the index
to default.
df.insert(): Inserts a new column.
df.assign(): Creates new columns.
df.pop(): Removes a column.

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