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Are you missing data specified in a funny way? Pandas can help with that! Specify how missing values are formatted:

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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:

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The category data type can help! If you have categorical data, read those columns as a category type:

Need to set a column to an index in Pandas? You can do this while reading the file!

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You can do this while reading the file!

Want to read only some columns when loading a Pandas DataFrame? Use the usecols parameter!

DatagyIo's tweet image. Want to read only some columns when loading a Pandas DataFrame?

Use the usecols parameter!

Need to parse a column as a date in Pandas? Do it while reading the file!

DatagyIo's tweet image. Need to parse a column as a date in Pandas?

Do it while reading the file!

My new video on styling Pandas DataFrames is up! Learn to add style, colour, and bars to Pandas ๐Ÿฅณ youtu.be/JGefS6WPm1E

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#Python provides handy ways to add items to a list: ๐Ÿ‘‰ .append() adds a single item ๐Ÿ‘‰ .extend() adds multiple items

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๐Ÿ‘‰ .append() adds a single item
๐Ÿ‘‰ .extend() adds multiple items

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Python Tip ๐Ÿ’ก Simplify your assignment with Python Walrus operator! Helpful when you need to assign values to a variable as part of an expression! ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป #python #programming #pythontip

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Simplify your assignment with Python Walrus operator!

Helpful when you need to assign values to a variable as part of an expression! ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป

#python #programming #pythontip

Happy Monday! Let's get this week off to a good start! ๐Ÿš€ 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!


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!

DatagyIo's tweet image. 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!

This kind of feedback really makes my day and motivates me to keep on creating content! ๐Ÿฅณ

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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? ๐Ÿคฏ

DatagyIo's tweet image. 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? ๐Ÿคฏ

Calculating cumulative values in #Python Pandas is easy using the cumsum() method! You can also calculate cumulative percentages with the same method!

DatagyIo's tweet image. Calculating cumulative values in #Python Pandas is easy using the cumsum() method! You can also calculate cumulative percentages with the same method!

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