I have this line of codes in python:
Rad[i] = {'j': JY[:, :, 0], 'h': JY[:, :, 0] + 1j * JY[:, :,2]}
with the output of Rad[i] as:
{'j': array([[0.04816103]]), 'h': array([[0.04816103-5.16810074j]])}
so, I want to have output as :
{'j': '0.04816103', 'h': '0.04816103-5.16810074j'}
How could I do that?
thanks for all
In [24]: x=np.array([[0.04816103]])
In [25]: x
Out[25]: array([[0.04816103]])
In [26]: x.shape
Out[26]: (1, 1)
In [27]: x[0,0]
Out[27]: 0.04816103
In [28]: x[0][0]
Out[28]: 0.04816103
In [29]: x.squeeze()
Out[29]: array(0.04816103)
In [30]: _.shape
Out[30]: ()
In [34]: x.item()
Out[34]: 0.04816103
I used as this instruction, make two parameters referee one to another as below:
Rad[i] = {'j': str(JY[:, :, 0][0][0]), 'h': str(JY[:, :, 0][0][0] + 1j * JY[:, :,2][0][0])}
Output is:
{'j': '0.04816103', 'h': '(5.21626177-5.11993971j)'}
because you are dealing with a 1-element array, you can extract the value of it using
JY[:,:,0].item()
anywhere you are working with an array (i.e. JY[:,:,0], JY[:,:,2]), just add .item() and the output will be what you want
