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Are you missing data specified in a funny way?
Pandas can help with that! Specify how missing values are formatted:
Have a massive Pandas DataFrame?
The category data type can help! If you have categorical data, read those columns as a category type:
My new video on styling Pandas DataFrames is up! Learn to add style, colour, and bars to Pandas ๐ฅณ youtu.be/JGefS6WPm1E
#Python provides handy ways to add items to a list:
๐ .append() adds a single item
๐ .extend() adds multiple items
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Simplify your assignment with Python Walrus operator!
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Happy Monday! Let's get this week off to a good start! ๐
Do you have any favorite #Python tips to share?
That's another week done! Are you working on any fun #Python projects this weekend?
I'm going to keep diving into Flask and build some more fun web apps!
One of my favorite #Python functions is the filter() function! It lets you... wait for it... filter things!
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5/6 But... wait... why am I suggesting we use a longer way of doing something? It doesn't actually need to be longer! Let's recreate it with a lambda function!
Need to add some row and column totals to a static table in #Python Pandas? You can do this with using the sum function across different axes!
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When reading an Excel file into a #Python Pandas DataFrame, you may be used to specifying column names to read in.
Did you know you can also specify Excel ranges too? ๐คฏ
Calculating cumulative values in #Python Pandas is easy using the cumsum() method! You can also calculate cumulative percentages with the same method!













