Write a Python Program to copy the Numpy Array to another. In Python, we can use the equals operator to copy the complete Numpy Array to another.
import numpy as np cparr = np.array([10, 20, 30, 40, 50]) copyarr = cparr print("***Numpy Arrya Copy Result***") print("Original Array = ", cparr) print("Copied Array = ", copyarr)
Numpy Array copy output
***Numpy Arrya Copy Result***
Original Array = [10 20 30 40 50]
Copied Array = [10 20 30 40 50]
In this Python example, we used the Tuple slicing technique to copy the required items to another Numpy Array.
import numpy as np cparr = np.array([10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90]) copyarr1 = cparr copyarr2 = cparr[2:7] copyarr3 = cparr[3:] copyarr4 = cparr[::-1] print("***Numpy Arrya Index Copy Result by Slicing***") print("Original Array = ", cparr) print("Copied Array = ", copyarr1) print("Copy Array from 2 to 7 = ", copyarr2) print("Copy Array from 3 to End = ", copyarr3) print("Reverse Array = ", copyarr4)

Python Program to Copy an Array using the For Loop range.
import numpy as np cparr = np.array([12, 22, 35, 55, 47]) copyarr = np.empty(5) for i in range(len(cparr)): copyarr[i] = cparr[i] print("***Numpy Arrya Copy Result***") print("Original Array = ", cparr) print("Copied Array = ", copyarr)
using for loop output
***Numpy Arrya Copy Result***
Original Array = [12 22 35 55 47]
Copied Array = [12. 22. 35. 55. 47.]