A Comprehensive NumPy Cheat Sheet Of 40 Most Used Methods

...that data scientists use 95% of the time.

NumPy documentation is pretty intimidating, in my opinion.

Anyone who wants to learn its method is quite likely to be intimidated by its API reference topics:

If you are in a similar situation, I once prepared this NumPy cheat sheet, which depicts the 40 most commonly used methods from NumPy:

Having used NumPy for over 4.5 years, I can confidently say that you will use these methods 95% of the time working with NumPy.

It is important to understand that whenever you are learning a new library, mastering/practicing each and every method is not necessary.

Instead, put Pareto’s principle to work :)

20% of your inputs contribute towards generating 80% of your outputs.

👉 Over to you: Have I missed any commonly used method?

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