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Is there any reason why first_location_of_maximum([1]) returns 0 (the index)
while last_location_of_maximum([1]) returns 1 (the position starting from 1).
I'm a bit confused. Some explanation is very appreciated. Cheers.
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Is there any reason why
first_location_of_maximum([1])returns 0 (the index)while
last_location_of_maximum([1])returns 1 (the position starting from 1).I'm a bit confused. Some explanation is very appreciated. Cheers.
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