numpy.binary_repr() in Python

# Python program explaining
# binary_repr() function
import numpy as geek
in_num = 10
print ("Input  number : ", in_num)
out_num = geek.binary_repr(in_num) 
print ("binary representation of 10 : ", out_num) 

# Python program explaining
# binary_repr() function
import numpy as geek
in_arr = [5, -8 ]
 
print ("Input array : ", in_arr) 
# binary representation of first array  
# element without using width parameter
out_num = geek.binary_repr(in_arr[0])
print("Binary representation of 5")
print ("Without using width parameter : ", out_num) 
# binary representation of first array
# element using width parameter
out_num = geek.binary_repr(in_arr[0], width = 5)
print ("Using width parameter: ", out_num) 
print("\nBinary representation of -8")
# binary representation of 2nd array
# element without using width parameter
out_num = geek.binary_repr(in_arr[1])
print ("Without using width parameter : ", out_num) 
# binary representation of 2nd array
# element  using width parameter
out_num = geek.binary_repr(in_arr[1], width = 5)
print ("Using width parameter : ", out_num)