Is there an analogy for Python's array slicing in C++ (libtorch)?
In Python with PyTorch, if you have an array:
torch.linspace(0, 10, 10)
you can use e.g. only the first three elements by saying
reduced_tensor = torch.linspace(0, 10, 10)[:4].
Is there an analog to the [:] array slicing in C++/libtorch? If not, how can I achieve this easily?

Yes, You can use  Slice  and  index  in libtorch. You can do:
auto tensor = torch::linspace(0, 10, 10).index({ Slice(None, 4) });

You can read more about indexing here.
Basically as its indicated in the documentation :

The main difference is that, instead of using the []-operator similar
to the Python API syntax, in the C++ API the indexing methods are:
torch::Tensor::index (link)
torch::Tensor::index_put_ (link)
It’s also important to note that index types such as None / Ellipsis /
Slice live in the torch::indexing namespace, and it’s recommended to
put using namespace torch::indexing before any indexing code for
convenient use of those index types.

For the convenience here is some of the Python vs C++ conversions taken from the link I just gave:
Here are some examples of translating Python indexing code to C++:
Getter
------

+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Python                                                   | C++  (assuming  using namespace torch::indexing )                                    |
+==========================================================+======================================================================================+
|  tensor[None]                                            |  tensor.index({None})                                                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[Ellipsis, ...]                                   |  tensor.index({Ellipsis, &quot;...&quot;})                                                     |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[1, 2]                                            |  tensor.index({1, 2})                                                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[True, False]                                     |  tensor.index({true, false})                                                         |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[1::2]                                            |  tensor.index({Slice(1, None, 2)})                                                   |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[torch.tensor([1, 2])]                            |  tensor.index({torch::tensor({1, 2})})                                               |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  tensor[..., 0, True, 1::2, torch.tensor([1, 2])]        |  tensor.index({&quot;...&quot;, 0, true, Slice(1, None, 2), torch::tensor({1, 2})})            |
+----------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+


Translating between Python/C++ index types
------------------------------------------

The one-to-one translation between Python and C++ index types is as follows:

+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Python                  | C++ (assuming  using namespace torch::indexing )                       |
+=========================+========================================================================+
|  None                   |  None                                                                  |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  Ellipsis               |  Ellipsis                                                              |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  ...                    |  &quot;...&quot;                                                                 |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  123                    |  123                                                                   |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  True                   |  true                                                                  |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  False                  |  false                                                                 |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  :  or  ::              |  Slice()  or  Slice(None, None)  or  Slice(None, None, None)           |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  1:  or  1::            |  Slice(1, None)  or  Slice(1, None, None)                              |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  :3  or  :3:            |  Slice(None, 3)  or  Slice(None, 3, None)                              |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  ::2                    |  Slice(None, None, 2)                                                  |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  1:3                    |  Slice(1, 3)                                                           |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  1::2                   |  Slice(1, None, 2)                                                     |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  :3:2                   |  Slice(None, 3, 2)                                                     |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  1:3:2                  |  Slice(1, 3, 2)                                                        |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  torch.tensor([1, 2])   |  torch::tensor({1, 2})                                                 |
+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+

