I was unable to find anything describing how to do this, which leads to be believe I\'m not doing this in the proper idiomatic Python way. Advice on the \'proper\' Python w
How about using map:
map
import numpy as np n = 10 # Number of data points per array m = 3 # Number of arrays being initialised gData, pData, qData = map(np.zeros, [n] * m)