Set the first row of a copy of a to zero, then return a — which must come back…
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Exercise 3
Set the first row of a copy of a to zero, then return a — which must come back unchanged. The starter gets it wrong.
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Views, copies and shared memory
Slicing doesn’t copy — and that will edit your data behind your back exactly once.