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- 'How can I extract specific rows and columns from a Dataframe?'
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- 'How can I add or delete columns from a Dataframe?'
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- 'How can I find and change missing values in a Dataframe?'
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- 'Define indexing as it relates to data structures'
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- 'Copy a data frame'
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- 'Analyse datasets having missing/null values'
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- 'First key point.'
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- 'Import specific columns when reading in a .csv with the `usecols` parameter'
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- 'We easily can chain boolean conditions when filtering rows of a pandas dataframe'
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- 'The `loc` and `iloc` methods allow us to get rows with particular labels and at particular integer locations respectively'
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- 'pandas has a handy `sample` method which allows us to extract a sample of rows from a dataframe'
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We will continue this episode from where we left off in the last episode. If you have restarted Jupyter or you want to use a new notebook make sure that you import pandas and have read the SN7577.tab dataset into a Dataframe.
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