Numpy is mostly not much different from the matlab syntax (and therefore Julia and Scilab which it inspired, and octave which copies it) [1] outside of not bein

Numpy is mostly not much different from the matlab syntax (and therefore Julia and Scilab which it inspired, and octave which copies it) [1] outside of not being imported in the current namespace, a little more awkward multidimensional array creation and a few edge cases. It's also very fast. Of course, if you want to do stuff that is not implemented, all those others will do better since you're using the native types and everything works with it (which is the same with this CL Numpy Clone). And I can't see how C is a good interface for numerics. [1] https://cheatsheets.quantecon.org/ https://cheatsheets.quantecon.org/