I have a list that I need to include both real values and complex values. However, when I don't initialize the array using numpy.zeros(dtype=complex), I get the following error: n[2] = 3.7095 + 0.007j TypeError: can't convert complex to float However, when I do set the dtype to complex, I get the following warning when I use a real number (which doesn't break my code, but it causes a ton of unnecessary red warning messages that clutter my console: ComplexWarning: Casting complex values to real discards the imaginary part How can I disable the warning message, or set it up another way so the values can be imaginary or complex? Continue reading...
