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Expand Up @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ We can also uses *slices* to access subsequences of our data. Suppose we want th
>>> grades[0:3, 1] # Exam 2 scores for all students
array([ 95, 100, 87])
```
As with Python sequences, you can specify an "empty" slice to include all possible entries along an axis, by default: `grades[:, 1]` is equivalent to `grades[0:3, 1]`, in this instance. More generally, withholding either the 'start' or 'stop' value in a slice will result in the use smallest or largest valid index, respectively:
As with Python sequences, you can specify an "empty" slice to include all possible entries along an axis, by default: `grades[:, 1]` is equivalent to `grades[0:3, 1]`, in this instance. More generally, withholding either the 'start' or 'stop' value in a slice will result in the use of the smallest or largest valid index, respectively:
```python
>>> grades[1:, 1] # equivalent to `grades[1:3, 1]
array([ 100, 87])
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