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opened 2023-12-22 16:35:11 +08:00 by derppening · 0 comments
derppening commented 2023-12-22 16:35:11 +08:00
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Most ndarray creation functions, such as np.ndarray, have a fixed dtype because generic parameters of functions are not supported.

When generic parameters are supported, we need to refactor this to use the specified generic parameter in the return type of the function.

Most `ndarray` creation functions, such as `np.ndarray`, have a fixed `dtype` because generic parameters of functions are not supported. When generic parameters are supported, we need to refactor this to use the specified generic parameter in the return type of the function.
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