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[Edit] Python numpy - Added Codebyte example to append function #5509

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## Codebyte Example

The following example creates two arrays and demonstrates appending them using `.append()`, both without specifying an axis (resulting in a 1D array) and along specified axes (rows and columns):

```codebyte/python
import numpy as np

nd1 = np.array([[0,0,0,0], [1,1,1,1]])
print("First array: \n", nd1)

nd2 = np.arange(8).reshape(2, 4)
print("Second array: \n", nd2)

nd3 = np.append(nd1, nd2)
print("Appended array with no axis specified:\n", nd3);

nd4 = np.append(nd1, nd2, axis = 0)
print("Appended array on axis 0:\n", nd4);

nd5 = np.append(nd1, nd2, axis = 1)
print("Appended array on axis 1:\n", nd5);
```
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