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DOC/DEP: Document and/or deprecate uint0
and int0
#15334
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Related: #11025 |
uint0
and int0
Well, I will not oppose to adding it to the documentation, but only if it reads: deprecated clearly. We should deprecate them in code as well, but that is only reasonable in 3.7+, so for now I am not quite sure (but I would definitely merge a PR proposing it :)). |
I would be happy to make the PR. |
We should probably focus on writing the NEP for #14901 before we try and deprecate anything else like it. |
@eric-wieser alright, I'll keep this issue open till then. |
Those odd alias ( |
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Hi.
The page at https://numpy.org/devdocs/user/basics.types.html does not include a valid data type in numpy, that is, int0.
Request to edit the datatype into the doc.
<------ reproducing code example ------>
After exiting
[user@linux~]$ python --version
Python 3.8.1
The code example is provided thanks to user 'Right leg' from here,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48350693/what-is-numpy-method-int0 .
Thank you.
EDIT by seberg: In gh-11025 Robert notes that "In Numeric, Int0 is indeed equivalent to Int8" if this is documented, we have to make sure to be correct as to whether this is an alias to
intp
or toint8
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