xushiwei
xushiwei
We may provide `gop doc [builtin.]string` to show documentation about Go+ core data type such as `string`, `[]byte`, etc.
Not sure. I just think the following matrix literal: ``` [1, 2, 3; 4, 5, 6; 7, 8, 9] ``` It will create a matrix object. For this reason, it...
> I think something like numpy.ndarray is a must for data scientists. But it's probably too much for a language feature. It's better to be in NumGo+ I agree. See...
> Does it support Matrix inverse? Sure.
How to release Go+ is still an undetermined issue, and thank you for your suggestion.
Thx for your proposal. Go+ for data science is a big difficult work. So we should have a bit patience about it. Here are main milestones about Go+: * https://github.com/goplus/gop/milestones
slice operator: https://github.com/goplus/gop/issues/764
It's awkward that there is a slice syntax `a[start:end:cap]` in Go. However, if a is not a slice or array type, we still can use `a[start:end:step]`. Or use`start:end by step`?...
julia & matlab: ``` start:step:end ```
```go type Matrix[T Numeric] struct ... func (m *Matrix[T]) [] (i, j int) T { // getter: x = m[i, j] translates to x = m.[](i, j) } func (m...