Thank you very much for this tutorial , it is very clear and suits my learning style. May I know since this is only Basic, where do I continue with intermediate or Advance Pandas tutorial? Unless I have misunderstood from the beginning of the video? pardon me !
I am really struggling with pulling 2 data sources up at once with df[ 'x', 'y']. For the data I am using it seems to not believe that many of the columns I am using exist. When I looked up on stack overflow it said that it often is a spelling error.... except the names I am using are per ver batim copies and pasted from the column header in the data. Please help?
Not sure if this is just a typo here or not, but, are you using df['x', 'y'], or df[ ['x', 'y'] ]? It should be the latter. Also, check the column names in the dataframe with df.columns.
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Thank you very much for this tutorial , it is very clear and suits my learning style.
May I know since this is only Basic, where do I continue with intermediate or Advance Pandas tutorial?
Unless I have misunderstood from the beginning of the video? pardon me !
You're very welcome. I think this should be enough to get you to the point where you can google things when you need them, but I could be wrong.
@@GregHogg Thank you very much !
Mine too
Did you record this at 1.5 speed? Yes it was in 20 minutes but to absorb it all was impossible in one viewing.
Yeah you're right it's a little fast. This is one of my very early videos I've been looking to do a redo of.
Hey Gregg FYI this is an advanced level as you're moving pretty fast and assuming intermediate python skills
Yes you should know python before learning pandas
Thanks a lot for this small yet informative tutorial. Can you please make something like this for Numpy too?
Glad you liked it! Yeah, that will definitely be on its way :)
Which IDE are you using?
Google Colab.
I am really struggling with pulling 2 data sources up at once with df[ 'x', 'y']. For the data I am using it seems to not believe that many of the columns I am using exist. When I looked up on stack overflow it said that it often is a spelling error.... except the names I am using are per ver batim copies and pasted from the column header in the data.
Please help?
Not sure if this is just a typo here or not, but, are you using df['x', 'y'], or df[ ['x', 'y'] ]? It should be the latter. Also, check the column names in the dataframe with df.columns.
@@GregHogg It is the latter. Can you clarify what you mean by the second piece of advice?
@@michaelcostello9578 type df.columns
my pop function is not working. any peculiar reason for that?
I have no idea
@@GregHogg
pop=df['population']
pop
i had to do this before it worked
Thanks, a nice recapitulation😃
Awesome! You're very welcome 😊
thanks
You're very welcome Javid! :)
I can imagine students with no math skills such linear equations will have a hard time.
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