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pyinterp.core.AxisInt64.flip¶

AxisInt64.flip(self: pyinterp.core.AxisInt64, inplace: bool = False) → pyinterp.core.AxisInt64¶

Reverse the order of elements in this axis.

Parameters:

inplace – If true, this instance will be modified, otherwise the modification will be made on a copy. Default to False.

Returns:

The flipped axis.

Return type:

pyinterp.core.AxisInt64

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