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Data Manipulation with Pandas

Pandas is built on NumPy and Matplotlib

Exploring a DataFrame

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Sorting

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Subsetting

Adding a new column

Summary statistics

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.agg( ) allows you to compute
summary statistics
The .agg() method allows you to
apply your own custom functions
to a DataFrame, as well as apply
functions to more than one column
of a DataFrame at once, making
your aggregations super-efficient.

Counting

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Grouped Summary Statistics

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Pivot tables
Pivot tables are the standard way of aggregating data in spreadsheets. In pandas,
pivot tables are essentially just another way of performing grouped calculations.
That is, the .pivot_table() method is just an alternative to .groupby().

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Contain the mean of all the values in the column or row, not including the missing
values that we're filled in with 0s.
Marin=true will give you a summary statistics of your dataset.

Explicit indexes
Original dataset:

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Explicit index functions:

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Slicing and subsetting with .loc and .iloc

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Working with Pivot tables

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Creating and Visualizing DataFrames

Visualizing your data

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Missing values
In a pandas DataFrame, missing values are indicated with N-a-N, which stands for "not
a number."

When you first get a DataFrame, it's a good idea to get a sense of whether it contains
any missing values, and if so, how many. That's where the isna method comes in. When
we call isna on a DataFrame, we get a Boolean for every single value indicating
whether the value is missing or not, but this isn't very helpful when you're working with a
lot of data.

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Creating DataFrames

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Reading and writing CSVs

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