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## Overview
The **`char.partition()` function** in Python is used to partition each element in an input array using a separator.

## Syntax
```
char.partition(a, sep)
```
## Parameter(s)
The `char.partition()` function takes the following parameter values:
* **`a`**: Represents the input array.
* **`sep`**: Represents the separator used to split the elements in the input array.

## Return value
The `char.partition()` function returns an array of strings or Unicode, depending on the input type in the input array.

## Example


import numpy as np 

# creating an array of strings 
myarray = np.array(["This is my house"])

# creating separator character 
sep ='my'

# Implementing the char.partition() function and printing our result.
print(np.char.partition(myarray, sep))

## Explanation 
* **Line 1**: We import the `numpy` module.
* **Line 4**: We create an array of strings `myarray` using the `array()` function.
* **Line 7**: We create a separator variable `sep` that we use to partition the elements in the array.
* **Line 10**: We implement the `np.char.partition()` function on the variables `myarray` and `sep`, and print the result.

What is the numpy.char.partition() function in Python?

Partitions array elements using a separator, returning an array of strings or Unicode.