Add NumPy arrays to top level prerequisites - #374
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Thanks @K-Meech! Looks good to me!
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Add NumPy arrays to top level prerequisites
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Add NumPy arrays to top level prerequisites
For #368
This PR adds a note about numpy requirements (+ a link to a lesson that covers numpy) to the top level prerequisites block. It is already mentioned briefly in the detailed list linked at the end of this block, but this makes it clearer at a glance.
I also added bullet points to the a/b/c options, as it was getting harder to read with the extra text.