NumPy - Indexing and SlicingWhich of these is the correct way to access the element at row 1, column 2 in a 2D numpy array named arr?Aarr[2, 1]Barr[1, 2]Carr(1, 2)Darr[2][1]Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand numpy indexingIn numpy, indexing starts at 0. So row 1 means second row, column 2 means third column.Step 2: Check syntax for 2D arraysarr[1, 2] accesses the element at second row, third column directly. Other options use incorrect indices or invalid syntax like parentheses.Final Answer:arr[1, 2] -> Option BQuick Check:Row 1, Column 2 element = arr[1, 2] [OK]Quick Trick: Use arr[row_index, column_index] for 2D arrays [OK]Common Mistakes:Swapping row and column indicesUsing 1-based indexingUsing parentheses for indexing
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