NumPy - Indexing and SlicingWhat does fancy indexing with integer arrays in NumPy allow you to do?ACreate a new array filled with zerosBSort an array in ascending orderCSelect multiple elements from an array using a list of positionsDChange the data type of an arrayCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand fancy indexingFancy indexing uses a list or array of integers to pick elements by their positions.Step 2: Identify the correct operationIt selects multiple elements from the original array based on given indices.Final Answer:Select multiple elements from an array using a list of positions -> Option CQuick Check:Fancy indexing = select elements by positions [OK]Quick Trick: Fancy indexing picks elements by position list [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing fancy indexing with sortingThinking it changes data typeAssuming it creates arrays of zeros
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