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PR for Assignment wk5 final submission
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Final Submission Completed:
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Learnings From Other Student's Presentation
[REPLACE THIS WITH 2+ SENTENCES ABOUT WHAT YOU LEARN IN CLASS FROM OTHER STUDENT'S PRESENTATIONS OF THE PROBLEMS.]
was reminded that i can not only instantiate a random nujmber but also a vector of random number by using np,random.randint(low = .. high =.. size = ..) which i had forgotten about as i tend to primarily create vectors using the standard vector1 = np.array([...]) format. It was a good way to remind myself that there are conventions to create multiple vectors at once without having to use a for loop.