Print List to Terminal

[DaveG]

How do I return all the values of the variable to the terminal rather than just the start and finish of the array please.

elev_t1 = deepcopy(kelevation) 
print(elev_t0)

From terminal
[[ -50.6816 -50.3932 -50.1048 ... -11.6137 -11.7214 -11.8291]
[ -50.6265 -50.3382 -50.05 ... -11.5015 -11.6093 -11.7171]
[ -50.5715 -50.2833 -49.9951 ... -11.3894 -11.4973 -11.6051]
...
[-140.757 -140.547 -140.337 ... -38.2652 -37.9137 -37.5621]
[-141.957 -141.704 -141.45 ... -39.1699 -38.8069 -38.4438]
[-143.157 -142.86 -142.563 ... -40.0747 -39.7001 -39.3255]]

[ndc85430]

The obvious way: iterate over it and print each item.

[perfringo]

Some relevant information is missing - this is numpy array, not just 'variable'.

In numpy you can set threshold with numpy.set_printoptions or if you need to do it once with context manager numpy.printoptions

import numpy as np

arr = np.zeros(10000).reshape(100, 100)

with np.printoptions(threshold=np.inf):       # or some specific value
    print(arr)