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Pandas .loc[].index

What is the most efficient way (using the least amount of lines possible) to locate and drop multiple strings in a specified column? Information regarding the .tsv dataset that may help: ‘tconst’ = movie ID ‘region’ = region in which the movie was released in ‘language’ = language of movie Here is what I have right now: I am trying

Pandas add missing weeks from range to dataframe

I am computing a DataFrame with weekly amounts and now I need to fill it with missing weeks from a provided date range. This is how I’m generating the dataframe with the weekly amounts: Which outputs: If a date range is given as start=’2020-08-30′ and end=’2020-10-30′, then I would expect the following dataframe: So far, I have managed to just

Difference of letting DataFrame’s column

I don’t know the difference of two ways that I let columns of DataFrame. the codes are here: when I printed A[‘ftr3’] to see elements of ftr3 of A, there was no problem. But when I printed B[‘ftr3’], the problem occured: Moreover, the reason I’m confused with this result was that print(A) and print(B) prints exactly same results. the results

Joining two dataframes on columns they match

I have two dataframes. df1 has more elements (3) in column ‘Table_name’ than df2 (2). I want a resultant dataframe that only outputs the rows where df1 and df2 share the same column names. df1 df2 I want this to be the result. df_result This is what i tried but it doesn’t work: Answer You need loc here

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