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python - Numpy fill_diagonal return None

I want to generate symmetric zero diagonal matrices. My symmetric part work, but when I use fill_diagonal from numpy as the result I got "None". My code is below. Thank you for reading

import numpy as np
matrix_size = int(input("Size of the matrix 
"))
random_matrix = np.random.random_integers(-4,4,size=(matrix_size,matrix_size))
symmetric_matrix = (random_matrix + random_matrix.T)/2
print(symmetric_matrix)
zero_diogonal_matrix = np.fill_diagonal(symmetric_matrix,0)
print(zero_diogonal_matrix)
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np.fill_diagonal(), like many other methods across python/numpy, works in-place. For example: Why does “return list.sort()” return None, not the list?. That is that it directly alters the object in memory and does not create a new object. The return value from such functions is None. Therefore, change:

zero_diogonal_matrix = np.fill_diagonal(symmetric_matrix,0)

To just:

np.fill_diagonal(symmetric_matrix,0)

You will then see the change reflected in symmetric_matrix.


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