Concatenate Numpy Arrays | Python
Feb 11, 2022
The act of integrating the components of two or more arrays into a single array is referred to as “joining.” Concatenation is also known as joining. Tables in SQL are connected by a key, but arrays in NumPy are joined by an axis. Python Numpy’s concatenate() method is specifically designed for this purpose. The technique connects two or more similar-shaped arrays along a specified axis. The method’s parameters are the pair of arrays and the axis. The axis is sent to the concatenate() function, along with a list of arrays to link. If the axis is not explicitly given, it is set to 0.
Let’s look at how the concatenate method in Python works to connect two arrays in Spyder 3 for Windows 10. Let us look at a few examples.
