Showing all functions in NumPy and SciPy
There are several ways to find out all the functions contained in a specific module. First, we can read related manuals. Second, we can issue the following lines of code:
>>>import numpy as np >>>dir(np)
To save space, only a few lines of code are shown in the following screenshot:
Actually, a better way is to generate an array with all of those functions as follows:
>>>x=np.array(dir(np)) >>>len(x) # showing the length of the array 571 >>>x[200:210] # showing 10 lines starting from 200
The following screenshot shows the output:
Similarly, to find all the functions in SciPy
, we use the dir()
function after we load the module as shown in the following lines of code:
>>>import scipy as sp >>>dir(sp)
The first part is shown in the following screenshot: