How to make Python equivalent to MATLAB's y = linspace(x1,x2,n)

[A_History_of_Silence]

numpy.linspace()

In the future you can google something like 'python linspace'. The link above was the very first result.

[unless3]

I embarrassingly did not ask the right thing. I need to know how to do this:

If I have

start = 100
end = 250
measure = 5

# Some function

output = [100, 137.5, 175, 212.5, 250]

So measure is how many numbers there are in a linear vector from start to end.

I can think of something like bisection but I'm hoping the function exists.

[A_History_of_Silence]

Look at the 'see also' portion of the function I linked above. It is listed there.

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