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numpy

Version: 2.5.3

The fundamental package for scientific computing with Python.

Install package

min add numpy
Toolnumpypython

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Contributors

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3
SAST

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9
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Token-Permissions

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10

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What is "numpy"?

The fundamental package for scientific computing with Python.

How to use this package

Quick install

Installs the package into the current environment for this session. Use --build or --runtime to persist it as a build-time or runtime dependency.

min add numpy

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[tasks.dev]
packages = ["numpy"]

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Dependencies (6)

Dependencies
NameVersionKind
base—build
cython3.2.9build
meson-python0.20.0build
openblas0.3.34runtime
pkgconf3.0.5build
pythonCVE:13.14.9runtime

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Software Bill of Materials — every package this build depends on
PackagesVersion
numpyROOT2.5.3
acl2.4.0
attr2.6.0
bash5.3
bash-bootstrap5.3
binutils2.47
bison3.8.2
bzip21.0.8
coreutils9.12
cython3.2.9
diffutils3.12
expat2.9.0
file5.48
findutils4.11.0
flex2.6.4
flit-core4.0.2
gawk5.4.1
gawk-bootstrap5.4.1
gcc15.2.0
gdbm1.26
glibc2.44
gmp6.3.0
grep3.12
gzip1.15
libcap2.78
libffi3.8.0
linux_headers6.12.43
lz41.10.0
m41.4.21
make4.4.1
meson1.12.0
meson-python0.20.0
mpc1.4.1
mpfr4.2.2
ncurses6.6
ninja1.13.2
openblas0.3.34
openssl3.6.5
patch2.8
pcre210.49
perl5.44.0
pkgconf3.0.5
py-packaging26.3
pyproject-hooks1.2.0
pyproject-metadata0.12.1
python3.14.9
readline8.3
sed4.10
setuptools84.2.1
sqlite3.54.0
tar1.35
tzdata2026e
util-linux2.42.4
xz5.8.4
zlib1.3.2
zstd1.5.7

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