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After executing any kind of table manipulation, eg add columns/rows, where clauses, you almost always want to see what the table looks like via the print/toString methods. Unfortunately it doesn't also display the shape and so most of these calls always has a following call to shape.
The shape is important when you have a larger dataset and you can see the changes in the number of rows/columns
ps Pandas equivalent function prints the shape when displaying table contents
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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After executing any kind of table manipulation, eg add columns/rows, where clauses, you almost always want to see what the table looks like via the print/toString methods. Unfortunately it doesn't also display the shape and so most of these calls always has a following call to shape.
The shape is important when you have a larger dataset and you can see the changes in the number of rows/columns
ps Pandas equivalent function prints the shape when displaying table contents
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: