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Pandas
Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python, providing labeled data structures similar to R data.frame objects, statistical functions, and much more
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Pandas is a widely used Python data analysis library, commonly used by data scientists. It provides a number of useful functions and objects for working with series and tabular data, most notably the DataFrame object. NumPy provides mathematical functions for use with arrays and matrices, and is often used together with pandas. Finally, openpyxl is the library pandas uses for reading spreadsheet files – we won't use this library directly, but we need to include it in our imports so that our repl installs it.
Pandas is a widely used Python data analysis library, commonly used by data scientists. It provides a number of useful functions and objects for working with series and tabular data, most notably the DataFrame object. NumPy provides mathematical functions for use with arrays and matrices, and is often used together with pandas. Finally, openpyxl is the library pandas uses for reading spreadsheet files – we won't use this library directly, but we need to include it in our imports so that our repl installs it.
Now that we've got our data ready, we need to put it into some nice visualizations. Pandas includes methods for generating charts and graphs from DataFrames and other data objects. These methods are thin wrappers over Matplotlib, Python's most widely used data visualization library.
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