10 examples of 'def multiply(a, b): a * b' in Python

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def multiply(a, b):
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    """
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    >>> multiply(4, 3)
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    12
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    >>> multiply('a', 3)
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    'aaa'
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    """
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    return a * b

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def multiply(a: T.FloatTensor, b: T.FloatTensor) -> T.FloatTensor:
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    """
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    Multiply tensor b with tensor a using broadcasting.
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    Args:
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        a: A tensor
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        b: A tensor
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    Returns:
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        tensor: a * b
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    """
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    return a * b

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def multiply(a, b):
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    print("MULTIPLYING %d * %d" % (a, b))
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    return a * b

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def MUL(a, b):
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    print "Multiplying %d * %d" % (a, b)
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    return a * b

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@export
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def mul(a, b):
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  return a * b

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@mul.extend(Constant, Diagonal)
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def mul(a, b): return Diagonal(a.constant * B.diag(b), *B.shape(a))

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def __mul__(a,b):
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    ibi = b.i
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    if (a.j & 1):
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        ibi = -ibi
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    ci = (a.i + ibi) % 3
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    cj = (a.j + b.j) % 4
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    c = T_t(ci, cj)
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    return c

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@_scal_inplace
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def mul_inplace(a, b):
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    """elementwise multiplication (inplace on `a`)"""

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def ParMult(A, B):
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    return _hypre.ParMult(A, B)

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def multiply(a: Image, b: Image)->Image:
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    return modules.images_internal.multiply(a, b)