Exporting complex exponential float arrays to Python

Question

A question related to a previous question. The answer in the previous question works well for simple complex arrays but not when considering arrays with exponential float coefficients as in the following example:
When using the method as recommended in the previous accepted answer:

Export["C:bar.csv", StringReplace[ExportString[data, "CSV"], "*I" ->
"j"], "Text"]

I obtain CSV output for the diagonal entries with respective '7.092443560888918^-9+0.j*' and '0.+2.356367867779361^-6j*'. There seems to be more significant figures in the CSV file entries than in Mathematica. Python is unable to effectively process the diagonal elements (when I import using Numpy as recommended in the linked previous question). Can anyone advise on how to adapt the code to deal with sending these types of complex arrays from Mathematica to Python?
Thanks for any assistance.

I.M. · Answer

Start session and define external function:
session = StartExternalSession["Python"] ;
export = ExternalFunction[
session,
"def export(data):n
    import numpyn
    numpy.save('test.npy', numpy.array(data))n
    return 1"
] ;

Generate and export test data:
data = RandomComplex[{0, 1+I}, 10]*10^10 
export[data]

Check data:
ExternalEvaluate[session,
"import numpyn
data = numpy.load('test.npy')n
for z in data:n
    print(z)"
]

Close session:
DeleteObject[session]

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