<commit_before>numcpp
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A C++ array object that tries to match the expressiveness of numpy.

Why another array library in C++?
=================================

This project is developing my template and challenging operator overloading skills.  The goal
is to achive expressions as close to Python+NumPy.

<commit_msg>adding to readme for code coverage recipe<commit_after>numcpp
======

A C++ array object that tries to match the expressiveness of numpy.

Why another array library in C++?
=================================

This project is meant to exercise my my template and operator overloading skills.  The goal
is to achive expressions very close to Python+NumPy.


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