The documentation of the NumPy add function provides a detailed explanation of the function’s syntax, parameters, return value, and examples of how to use the function. Here are several methods you can use to access the documentation for the NumPy add function, along with explanations of how each method works:
1. Using the "built-in help()" function:
The `help()` function is a built-in Python function that provides documentation for any object in Python. To use it, simply import the NumPy library and call `help()` with the add function as an argument.
Example:
2. Using the "numpy.info()" function::
The numpy.info() function is a convenience function that displays the documentation for a given object. To use it, simply import the `NumPy library` and call np.info() with the add function as an argument.
Example:
3. Using the "?" character:
If you're using IPython or Jupyter notebooks, you can also use the `?` character to access the documentation for the `add` function. Simply import the NumPy library and type the name of the add function followed by a `?` character.