The difference between linspace () and Arange () in Python

The difference between linspace () and Arange () in Python

Today, I accidentally see an linspace(0,4,5) array that can produce one, and I  don't know what the parameters array([0,1,2,3,4]) are, so I have this blog post.

Linspace ()

Linspace () creates a one-dimensional array that represents the arithmetic progression by specifying a start value, a final value, and the number of elements, which can be specified by the endpoint parameter to include a final value, and the default value is True, which contains the final value. See the example below

Arange ()

Arange () creates a one-dimensional array that represents arithmetic progression by specifying a start value, a final value (without a final value), and a step size, noting that the resulting array does not contain a final value.
See the example below

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The difference between linspace () and Arange () in Python