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- may indicate that that functionality, if present in a particular array
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library, is unlikely to be present in all other libraries
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- ``` {note}
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- This document is ready for wider community review, but still contains a
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- number of TODOs, and is expected to change and evolve before a first
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- official release. See {ref}`future-API-evolution` for proposed
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- versioning.
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- ```
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### History
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The first library for numerical and scientific computing in Python was
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- Verification of API standard conformance
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The concrete set of functionality that is in scope for this version of the
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- standard is shown in this diagram (_ TODO: update after deciding on how optional
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- extensions are dealt with_ ):
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+ standard is shown in this diagram:
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![ Scope of array API] ( _static/images/scope_of_array_API.png )
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used is best left to the end user._
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- ### TBD whether or not in scope, or for a later version
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- - Random number generation, Fourier transforms, and miscellaneous functionality
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- like a padding function.
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- _ This will be decided later, depending on whether "optional extensions" will
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### Implications of in/out of scope
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If something is out of scope and therefore will not be part of (the current
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