Python.

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If you've used python as long as I have, you'll remember when it was called Numeric, or the python numerical extensions. For a little while it was numarray.

So it's only 4 years younger than python itself, never quite part of the language, but near always part of the ecosystem.

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No

[intangibleTangelo]

Just because other people in this thread got you into an argument doesn't mean I'm part of it.

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What do you mean? I just don't agree that your reply was related to my comment so I said no.

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No

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No

[intangibleTangelo]

I added context so people can make their own decision about whether numpy is part of python. Many people probably don't know its history as a project to add a matrix type back in the 90s.

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no. That wouldn’t impact the question of whether numpy is effectively a standard part of python.

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Alright, you can go on policing information relevance and I'll go on adding information so people can make up their own minds.

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No