Tracking Examples: char and strings

[bmwoodruff]

The char module is being replaced with the strings module. If one person wants to work on all functions in both modules, I think it could be useful to do the same function from each module, side by side. The tables were algorithmically generated, so they don't reflect this thought.

See https://numpy.org/devdocs/reference/routines.char.html for a note that the char module will no longer receive updates. Only focus on the strings module.

• Claim a group by making a comment below.
• ~While Nebari is generating examples~ See the log files for the output from Llama3. Spend some time with the functions to see what they do.
• Some of these functions are NOT something we need to add examples to. You'll have to decide that.
• When you've finished the group of 10, check it off.

np.char

np.charGroups:

• [ ] Group 1
• [ ] Group 2
• [ ] Group 3
• [ ] Group 4
• [ ] Group 5
• [ ] Group 6

Group 1	Group 2	Group 3	Group 4	Group 5
add	equal	islower	lstrip	rsplit
array	expandtabs	isnumeric	mod	rstrip
asarray	find	isspace	multiply	split
capitalize	greater	istitle	not_equal	splitlines
center	greater_equal	isupper	partition	startswith
compare_chararrays	index	join	replace	str_len
count	isalnum	less	rfind	strip
decode	isalpha	less_equal	rindex	swapcase
encode	isdecimal	ljust	rjust	title
endswith	isdigit	lower	rpartition	translate

Group 6
upper
zfill

np.strings

np.stringsGroups:

• [ ] Group 1
• [ ] Group 2
• [ ] Group 3
• [ ] Group 4
• [ ] Group 5

Group 1	Group 2	Group 3	Group 4	Group 5
add	greater	istitle	partition	swapcase
capitalize	greater_equal	isupper	replace	title
center	index	less	rfind	translate
count	isalnum	less_equal	rindex	upper
decode	isalpha	ljust	rjust	zfill
encode	isdecimal	lower	rpartition
endswith	isdigit	lstrip	rstrip
equal	islower	mod	startswith
expandtabs	isnumeric	multiply	str_len
find	isspace	not_equal	strip

[bmwoodruff]

After discussion at the triage meeting, adding examples to every function in NumPy is not wanted. Focus on just the functions that don't have examples. After we review the prompt generator, and guarantee that the newly generated examples do indeed add something of more than just marginal value, we can revisit this topic. I'm closing this issue for now.