numpy.correlate
returns an array of length 1 for arguments of equal length. What is the best way to assign that one value, but not the array?
[result] = numpy.correlate([1], [1])
result, = numpy.correlate([1], [1])
result = numpy.correlate([1], [1])[0]
If I understand PEP 448 in Python 3.5 correctly, this would additionally allow:
result = *numpy.correlate([1], [1])
Is there a canonical correct way of writing this?
The form:
result = numpy.correlate([1], [1])[0]
is more similar to other languages, so, in my opinion, it is easier to read and understand.