While working with pandas dataframes it may happen that you require a list of all the column names present in a dataframe. You can use df.columns to get the column names but it returns them as an Index object. In this tutorial, we’ll show some of the different ways in which you can get the […]
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The python identity operator is is quite frequently used to compare objects in python and often in places where the equality operator == should be used. In fact, you should almost always avoid using is when comparing values. In this tutorial, we’d be covering the differences between the two operators and when to use them.
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Pandas dataframes are quite powerful for manipulating data. Often you may require to re-index your dataframe to the default index. In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to reset the index of a pandas dataframe with some examples. Why reset the index of a dataframe? As you apply common operations such as filtering, removing NaNs, etc,
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Pandas dataframes are quite powerful for manipulating data. Often while working with data particularly during EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) and data preprocessing, you may require to remove one or more columns. In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to drop one or more columns from a pandas dataframe with some examples. How to drop columns from
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While working with data you may require to change the names of some or all the columns of a dataframe. In this tutorial, we’ll cover three different ways in Pandas to rename column names along with examples. How to Rename a Column in Pandas You can use the Pandas dataframe rename() function to rename column
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Pandas dataframes are very useful for accessing and manipulating tabular data in Python. It can be handy to know how to iterate over the rows of a Pandas dataframe. In this tutorial, we’ll look at some of the different methods using which we can iterate or loop over the individual rows of a dataframe in
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Twitter is one of the most prominent social networks in our current day and age. With people, from commoners to public figures using it as a medium to share their thoughts and opinions, it is a rich source of data. The Twitter API lets you “Programmatically analyze, learn from, and engage with conversation on Twitter”.
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In python, the string function count() is used to count the frequency of a substring within a given string. That it, the count() function returns the number of times a substring occurs inside a string. In this tutorial, we’ll look at its syntax and use-cases along with some examples. Before we proceed, here’s a quick
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In python, the string function find() is used find the position of a substring in a given string. In this tutorial, we’ll look its syntax and use-cases along with some examples. Before we proceed, here’s a quick refresher on python strings – Strings are immutable sequences of unicode characters used to handle textual data. Strings
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In python, the string function strip() gives a copy of the string with leading and trailing spaces removed. In this tutorial we’ll be looking its syntax and use-cases along with some examples. Before we proceed, here’s a quick refresher on python strings – Strings are immutable sequences of unicode characters used to handle textual data.
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