I am getting error when i enter only the start argument for arange function - this is not same as what is shown in video - please clarify e.g,. array_rng = np.arange(start =30) array_rng after running above command - getting error but on the other hand if i enter only stop argument - it runs smoothly - like below array_rng = np.arange(stop =30) array_rng

This is happening to me as well.

Same here; its because the mandatory one is Stop

The video is old. You need to have the stop parameter (start is optional). Actually, these are equivalent --> array_rng = np.arange(30) and array_rng = np.arange(stop = 30). If the start parameter is not specified, the start value is 0.

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