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pandas_questions.py
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import pandas as pd | |
""" | |
testdata.csv looks like this: | |
price1,price2,price3,type | |
20.00,40.00,60.00,20 | |
40.00,10.00,30.00,10 | |
3.00,15.00,47.42,20 | |
""" | |
#1. How to add a column that would be show the result of the equivalent of Excel's: | |
#=if(and(sum(b2:f2)<100,h2=20),"Y","N") | |
## Note: You'll want to create a function that performs this calculation | |
## that's what Excel is doing. | |
def determine_yes_no_col(row): | |
threshhold = 100 | |
if row['type'] == 20: | |
# calculate sum of a range like sum(b2:f2) | |
# verify that it's less than your threshhold of 100 | |
if sum(row['price1':'price3']) < threshhold: | |
return 'Y' | |
return 'N' | |
# Read in some data | |
testdata = pd.read_csv("testdata.csv") | |
# Add your calculated column | |
# Calls the determine_yes_no_col function for every Series in the pandas DataFrame | |
testdata['YesOrNo'] = testdata.apply(determine_yes_no_col, axis=1) | |
# 2. Subset the dataset say if the Column 'a' = "Y" and column 'b' ="N" | |
# Subset of the dataset where 'type' is 20 and 'YesOrNo' is 'N' | |
subset = testdata[(testdata['type']==20) & (testdata['YesOrNo'] == 'N')] | |
# 3. is covered in the determine_yes_no_col function |
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