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In the context of loading data, why would you specify 'delimiter=',' in numpy.loadtxt()?

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CBSE
Class 11
Informatics Practices
Informatics Practices
Introduction to NumPy
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In the context of loading data...

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Q-00066901

In the context of loading data, why would you specify 'delimiter=',' in numpy.loadtxt()?

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Data is space-separated

2

Data is comma-separated

3

Data is tab-separated

4

Data is semicolon-separated

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