Basic NumPy Transpose Use Cases #181
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Overview
Added very basic NumPy transpose functionality. This PR supports the transpose of variables (ie. transpose(A), transpose(b), etc.).
This PR does not support non-variables (ie. numbers) or axes arguments for transpose. I would like to extend this eventually to recursively call latexify on other types of parseable input such as transpose([1, 2, 3]) or transpose(zeros(1)).
Details
Added changes to expression_codegen.py and followed the same style as the NumPy identity implementation.
Added tests to expression_codegen_test.py.
Also black reformatted frontend.py.
I wanted to make a small first PR to learn about the library and also confirm the direction for implementing more NumPy functions. See relevant issues below.
References
#149
#165
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