Does python have multidimensional arrays?

Question

I think it has them but here in the tutorial it says it doesn't. is it something related to the confusion about version of Python?

Answer 1

Wait... where is such a statement in the course?? Of course it has multidimensional arrays. Just import the numpy module ;)

But even without it, Python's lists can be treated as array-like datatype -- they can be multidimensional, too.

EDIT: It is written there, indeed[!] Perhaps needs a rephrasal...

Answer 2

Lists are a bit augmented vs arrays, as they can hold multiple data types. Comes for a price though, as you can't do linear algebraic (matrix) operations on them easily/quickly/at all.

Answer 3

Every programming language I know has multidimensional arrays!Python isn't an exception

Answer 4

[[2,3,4],[5,6,7],[8,9],[10]] exists!
It's in Python called a 2-d list

Answer 5

The only exception is it is the only language with multidimensional array not called multidimensional arrays, but 2-d lists

Answer 6

It could be a misleading cuz python has multi dimensional arrays

Here is one,
arr = [1,2,[9[3,4],7],6]
print(arr[2][1][1])

# outputs 4

The lists are primary arrays of python