np.lagone() method can be used instead of np.ones for creating a array whose elements are 1.
Syntax :
np.lagone()
Return : Return array([1])
Example #1 :
|    # Python program explaining # numpy.lagone() method   # import numpy and lagone importnumpy as np fromnumpy.polynomial.laguerre importlagone  # using np.lagone() method ans =lagone  print(ans)  | 
Output :
[1]
Example #2 :
| # Python program explaining # numpy.lagone() method   # import numpy and lagone importnumpy as np fromnumpy.polynomial.laguerre  importlagone  # using np.lagone() method ans =lagone +[[1, 3, 5], [2, 4, 6]]  print(ans)  | 
Output :
[[2 4 6]
[3 5 7]]

 
                                    







