It adds a class named Arrey to your Python code. This class acts like a 2D data map: You can write data to—or retrieve existing data from—any desired x,y location using just a single function! It is perfect for those who find NumPy too complicated.

HOW TO USE?

First, you need to import the arrey class to your code:

from arrey.arrey import arrey

And now, we need to use the arrey.set_value(x, y, value) function to load data. However, we need an array to access the functions, so let's create one with a height of 5 (y=5): The height (y-value) of an arrey is fixed, but the x-value can be changed later. example_arrey = arrey(5) example_arrey.set_value(2, 2, 5) And now, let's retrieve the number 5 that we wrote to this 2x2 position using arrey.get_value(x,y). value = example_arrey.get_value(2, 2) And now, we can verify that it works by printing this value using the print() command! print(value)