NumPy - Aggregation FunctionsWhich of the following statements about np.max() is true?AIt returns the index of the maximum valueBIt returns the maximum value in the arrayCIt returns the minimum value in the arrayDIt returns the sum of all valuesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall the function of np.max()np.max() returns the largest value found in the array.Step 2: Differentiate from similar functionsIt does not return the index (that is np.argmax()), nor the sum or minimum.Final Answer:It returns the maximum value in the array -> Option BQuick Check:np.max() = largest value [OK]Quick Trick: np.max() finds the largest number in the array [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing np.max() with np.min()Thinking it returns indexAssuming it sums values
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