General Data Analyst Interview Questions

In an interview, these questions are more likely to appear early in the process and cover data
analysis at a high level.

1. Mention the differences between Data Mining and Data

Profiling?
Data Mining Data Profiting

Data mining is the process of discovering relevant Data profiling is done to

information that has not yet been identified before. evaluate a dataset for its
uniqueness, logic, and
consistency.

In data mining, raw data is converted into valuable It cannot identify inaccurate or
information. incorrect data values.

2. Define the term 'Data Wrangling in Data Analytics.

Data Wrangling is the process wherein raw data is cleaned, structured, and enriched into a
desired usable format for better decision making. It involves discovering, structuring,
cleaning, enriching, validating, and analyzing data. This process can turn and map out large
amounts of data extracted from various sources into a more useful format. Techniques such
as merging, grouping, concatenating, joining, and sorting are used to analyze the data.
Thereafter it gets ready to be used with another dataset.
3. What are the various steps involved in any analytics project?
This is one of the most basic data analyst interview questions. The various steps involved in
any common analytics projects are as follows:
Understanding the Problem
Understand the business problem, define the organizational goals, and plan for a lucrative
solution.
Collecting Data
Gather the right data from various sources and other information based on your priorities.
Cleaning Data
Clean the data to remove unwanted, redundant, and missing values, and make it ready for
analysis.
Exploring and Analyzing Data
Use data visualization and business intelligence tools, data mining techniques, and predictive
modeling to analyze data.
Interpreting the Results
Interpret the results to find out hidden patterns, future trends, and gain insights.

4. What are the common problems that data

analysts encounter during analysis?
The common problems steps involved in any analytics project are:
● Handling duplicate
● Collecting the meaningful right data and the right time
● Handling data purging and storage problems
● Making data secure and dealing with compliance issues

5. Which are the technical tools that you have used for
analysis and presentation purposes?
As a data analyst, you are expected to know the tools mentioned below for analysis and
presentation purposes. Some of the popular tools you should know are:
MS SQL Server, MySQL
For working with data stored in relational databases
MS Excel, Tableau
For creating reports and dashboards
Python, R, SPSS
For statistical analysis, data modeling, and exploratory analysis
MS PowerPoint
For presentation, displaying the final results and important conclusions

6. What are the best methods for data cleaning?

● Create a data cleaning plan by understanding where the common errors take place
and keep all the communications open.
● Before working with the data, identify and remove the duplicates. This will lead to
an easy and effective data analysis process.
● Focus on the accuracy of the data. Set cross-field validation, maintain the value
types of data, and provide mandatory constraints.
● Normalize the data at the entry point so that it is less chaotic. You will be able to
ensure that all information is standardized, leading to fewer errors on entry.

7. What is the significance of Exploratory Data Analysis

(EDA)?
● Exploratory data analysis (EDA) helps to understand the data better.
● It helps you obtain confidence in your data to a point where you’re ready to engage
a machine learning algorithm.
● It allows you to refine your selection of feature variables that will
be used later for model building.
● You can discover hidden trends and insights from the data.

8. Explain descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics.

Descriptive Predictive Prescriptive

It provides insights into Understands the future Suggest various courses of

the past to answer “what to answer “what could action to answer “what should
has happened” happen” you do”

Uses data aggregation Uses statistical models Uses simulation algorithms and
and data mining and forecasting optimization techniques to
techniques techniques advise possible outcomes

Example: An ice cream Example: An ice cream Example: Lower prices to

company can analyze company can analyze increase the sale of ice creams,
 how much ice cream how much ice cream was produce more/fewer quantities
was sold, which flavors sold, which flavors were of a specific flavor of ice cream
were sold, and whether sold, and whether more
more or less ice cream or less ice cream was
was sold than the day sold than the day before
before

9. What are the different types of sampling techniques used by

data analysts?
Sampling is a statistical method to select a subset of data from an entire dataset (population)
to estimate the characteristics of the whole population.
There are majorly five types of sampling methods:
● Simple random sampling
● Systematic sampling
● Cluster sampling
● Stratified sampling
● Judgmental or purposive sampling

10. Describe univariate, bivariate, and multivariate

analysis.
Univariate analysis is the simplest and easiest form of data analysis where the data being
analyzed contains only one variable.
Example - Studying the heights of players in the NBA.
Univariate analysis can be described using Central Tendency, Dispersion, Quartiles, Bar
charts, Histograms, Pie charts, and Frequency distribution tables.
The bivariate analysis involves the analysis of two variables to find causes, relationships, and
correlations between the variables.
Example – Analyzing the sale of ice creams based on the temperature outside.
The bivariate analysis can be explained using Correlation coefficients, Linear regression,
Logistic regression, Scatter plots, and Box plots.
The multivariate analysis involves the analysis of three or more variables to understand the
relationship of each variable with the other variables.
Example – Analysing Revenue based on expenditure.
Multivariate analysis can be performed using Multiple regression, Factor analysis,
Classification & regression trees, Cluster analysis, Principal component analysis, Dual-axis
charts, etc.
11. What are your strengths and weaknesses as a data analyst?
The answer to this question may vary from a case to case basis. However, some general
strengths of a data analyst may include strong analytical skills, attention to detail, proficiency
in data manipulation and visualization, and the ability to derive insights from complex
datasets. Weaknesses could include limited domain knowledge, lack of experience with
certain data analysis tools or techniques, or challenges in effectively communicating technical
findings to non-technical stakeholders.

12. What are the ethical considerations of data analysis?

Some of the most the ethical considerations of data analysis includes:
● Privacy: Safeguarding the privacy and confidentiality of individuals' data, ensuring
compliance with applicable privacy laws and regulations.
● Informed Consent: Obtaining informed consent from individuals whose data is
being analyzed, explaining the purpose and potential implications of the analysis.
● Data Security: Implementing robust security measures to protect data from
unauthorized access, breaches, or misuse.
● Data Bias: Being mindful of potential biases in data collection, processing, or
interpretation that may lead to unfair or discriminatory outcomes.
● Transparency: Being transparent about the data analysis
methodologies, algorithms, and models used, enabling
stakeholders to understand and assess the results.
● Data Ownership and Rights: Respecting data ownership rights and intellectual
property, using data only within the boundaries of legal permissions or agreements.
● Accountability: Taking responsibility for the consequences of data analysis,
ensuring that actions based on the analysis are fair, just, and beneficial to
individuals and society.
● Data Quality and Integrity: Ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of
data used in the analysis to avoid misleading or incorrect conclusions.
● Social Impact: Considering the potential social impact of data analysis results,
including potential unintended consequences or negative effects on marginalized
groups.
● Compliance: Adhering to legal and regulatory requirements related to data analysis,
such as data protection laws, industry standards, and ethical guidelines.

13. What are some common data visualization tools you have
used?
You should name the tools you have used personally, however here’s a list of the commonly
used data visualization tools in the industry:
● Tableau
● Microsoft Power BI
 ● QlikView
● Google Data Studio
● Plotly
● Matplotlib (Python library)
● Excel (with built-in charting capabilities)
● SAP Lumira
● IBM Cognos Analytics

Data Analyst Interview Questions On Statistics

14. How can you handle missing values in a dataset?

This is one of the most frequently asked data analyst interview questions, and the interviewer
expects you to give a detailed answer here, and not just the name of the methods. There are
four methods to handle missing values in a dataset.
Listwise Deletion
In the listwise deletion method, an entire record is excluded from analysis if
any single value is missing.
Average Imputation
Take the average value of the other participants' responses and fill in the missing value.
Regression Substitution
You can use multiple-regression analyses to estimate a missing value.
Multiple Imputations
It creates plausible values based on the correlations for the missing data and then averages the
simulated datasets by incorporating random errors in your predictions.

15. Explain the term Normal Distribution.

Normal Distribution refers to a continuous probability distribution that is symmetric about the
mean. In a graph, normal distribution will appear as a bell curve.
 ● The mean, median, and mode are equal
● All of them are located in the center of the distribution
● 68% of the data falls within one standard deviation of the mean
● 95% of the data lies between two standard deviations of the mean
● 99.7% of the data lies between three standard deviations of the mean

16. What is Time Series analysis?

Time Series analysis is a statistical procedure that deals with the ordered
sequence of values of a variable at equally spaced time intervals. Time series
data are collected at adjacent periods. So, there is a correlation between the
observations. This feature distinguishes time-series data from cross-sectional
data.
Below is an example of time-series data on coronavirus cases and its graph.

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17. How is Overfitting different from Underfitting?

This is another frequently asked data analyst interview question, and you are expected to
cover all the given differences!
 Overfitting Underfitting

The model trains the data well using the training set. Here, the model neither trains
the data well nor can generalize
to new data.

The performance drops considerably over the test set. Performs poorly both on the
train and the test set.

Happens when the model learns the random This happens when there is
fluctuations and noise in the training dataset in detail. lesser data to build an accurate
model and when we try to
develop a linear model using
non-linear data.
18. How do you treat outliers in a dataset?
An outlier is a data point that is distant from other similar points. They may be due to
variability in the measurement or may indicate experimental errors.
The graph depicted below shows there are three outliers in the dataset.

To deal with outliers, you can use the following four methods:
● Drop the outlier records
● Cap your outliers data
● Assign a new value
● Try a new transformation

19. What are the different types of Hypothesis testing?

Hypothesis testing is the procedure used by statisticians and scientists to accept or reject
statistical hypotheses. There are mainly two types of hypothesis testing:
● Null hypothesis: It states that there is no relation between the predictor and
outcome variables in the population. H0 denoted it.
Example: There is no association between a patient’s BMI and diabetes.
● Alternative hypothesis: It states that there is some relation between the predictor
and outcome variables in the population. It is denoted by H1.
Example: There could be an association between a patient’s BMI and diabetes.

20. Explain the Type I and Type II errors in Statistics?

In Hypothesis testing, a Type I error occurs when the null hypothesis is rejected even if it is
true. It is also known as a false positive.
A Type II error occurs when the null hypothesis is not rejected, even if it is false. It is also
known as a false negative.
21. How would you handle missing data in a dataset?
Ans: The choice of handling technique depends on factors such as the amount and nature of
missing data, the underlying analysis, and the assumptions made. It's crucial to exercise
caution and carefully consider the implications of the chosen approach to ensure the integrity
and reliability of the data analysis. However, a few solutions could be:
● removing the missing observations or variables
● imputation methods including, mean imputation (replacing missing values with the
mean of the available data), median imputation (replacing missing values with the
median), or regression imputation (predicting missing values based on regression
models)
● sensitivity analysis

22. Explain the concept of outlier detection and how you

would identify outliers in a dataset.
Outlier detection is the process of identifying observations or data points that significantly
deviate from the expected or normal behavior of a dataset. Outliers can be valuable sources of
information or indications of anomalies, errors, or rare events.
It's important to note that outlier detection is not a definitive process, and the identified
outliers should be further investigated to determine their validity and
potential impact on the analysis or model. Outliers can be due to various
reasons, including data entry errors, measurement errors, or genuinely
anomalous observations, and each case requires careful consideration and
interpretation.

Excel Data Analyst Interview Questions

23. In Microsoft Excel, a numeric value can be treated as a

text value if it precedes with what?
24. What is the difference between COUNT, COUNTA,
COUNTBLANK, and COUNTIF in Excel?
● COUNT function returns the count of numeric cells in a range
● COUNTA function counts the non-blank cells in a range
● COUNTBLANK function gives the count of blank cells in a range
● COUNTIF function returns the count of values by checking a given condition

25. How do you make a dropdown list in MS Excel?

● First, click on the Data tab that is present in the ribbon.
● Under the Data Tools group, select Data Validation.
● Then navigate to Settings > Allow > List.
● Select the source you want to provide as a list array.

26. Can you provide a dynamic range in “Data Source” for a

Pivot table?
Yes, you can provide a dynamic range in the “Data Source” of Pivot tables.
To do that, you need to create a named range using the offset function and
base the pivot table using a named range constructed in the first step.

27. What is the function to find the day of the week for a
particular date value?
The get the day of the week, you can use the WEEKDAY() function.

The above function will return 6 as the result, i.e., 17th December is a Saturday.

28. How does the AND() function work in Excel?

AND() is a logical function that checks multiple conditions and returns TRUE or FALSE
based on whether the conditions are met.
Syntax: AND(logica1,[logical2],[logical3]....)
In the below example, we are checking if the marks are greater than 45. The result will be
true if the mark is >45, else it will be false.
29. Explain how VLOOKUP works in Excel?
VLOOKUP is used when you need to find things in a table or a range by row.
VLOOKUP accepts the following four parameters:
lookup_value - The value to look for in the first column of a table
table - The table from where you can extract value
col_index - The column from which to extract value
range_lookup - [optional] TRUE = approximate match (default). FALSE =
exact match
Let’s understand VLOOKUP with an example.

If you wanted to find the department to which Stuart belongs to, you could use the
VLOOKUP function as shown below:

Here, A11 cell has the lookup value, A2:E7 is the table array, 3 is the column index number
with information about departments, and 0 is the range lookup.
If you hit enter, it will return “Marketing”, indicating that Stuart is from the marketing
department.
30. What function would you use to get the current date and
time in Excel?
In Excel, you can use the TODAY() and NOW() function to get the current date and time.

31. Using the below sales table, calculate the total quantity
sold by sales representatives whose name starts with A, and
the cost of each item they have sold is greater than 10.

You can use the SUMIFS() function to find the total quantity.
For the Sales Rep column, you need to give the criteria as “A*” - meaning the name should
start with the letter “A”. For the Cost each column, the criteria should be “>10” - meaning the
cost of each item is greater than 10.
The result is 13.

33. Using the data given below, create a pivot table to find the
total sales made by each sales representative for each item.
Display the sales as % of the grand total.

● Select the entire table range, click on the Insert tab and choose PivotTable

● Select the table range and the worksheet where you want to place the pivot table
● Drag Sale total on to Values, and Sales Rep and Item on to Row Labels. It will
give the sum of sales made by each representative for every item they have sold.

● Right-click on “Sum of Sale Total’ and expand Show Values As to select % of

Grand Total.

● Below is the resultant pivot table.

SQL Interview Questions for Data Analysts

34. How do you subset or filter data in SQL?

To subset or filter data in SQL, we use WHERE and HAVING clauses.
Consider the following movie table.

Using this table, let’s find the records for movies that were directed by Brad Bird.

Now, let’s filter the table for directors whose movies have an average duration greater than
115 minutes.
35. What is the difference between a WHERE clause and a
HAVING clause in SQL?
Answer all of the given differences when this data analyst interview question is asked, and
also give out the syntax for each to prove your thorough knowledge to the interviewer.

WHERE HAVING

WHERE clause operates on row data. The HAVING clause operates

on aggregated data.

In the WHERE clause, the filter occurs before any

groupings are made. HAVING is used to filter
values from a group.
 Aggregate functions cannot be used. Aggregate functions can be
used.

Syntax of WHERE clause:

SELECT column1, column2, ...
FROM table_name
WHERE condition;
Syntax of HAVING clause;
SELECT column_name(s)
FROM table_name
WHERE condition
GROUP BY column_name(s)
HAVING condition
ORDER BY column_name(s);

36. Is the below SQL query correct? If not, how will you
rectify it?

The query stated above is incorrect as we cannot use the alias name while filtering data using
the WHERE clause. It will throw an error.

37. How are Union, Intersect, and Except used in SQL?

The Union operator combines the output of two or more SELECT statements.
Syntax:
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1
UNION
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table2;
Let’s consider the following example, where there are two tables - Region 1 and Region 2.
To get the unique records, we use Union.

The Intersect operator returns the common records that are the results of 2 or more SELECT
statements.
Syntax:
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1
INTERSECT
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table2;
The Except operator returns the uncommon records that are the results of 2 or more SELECT
statements.
Syntax:
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1
EXCEPT
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table2;

Below is the SQL query to return uncommon records from region 1.

38. What is a Subquery in SQL?

A Subquery in SQL is a query within another query. It is also known as a
nested query or an inner query. Subqueries are used to enhance the data to be
queried by the main query.
It is of two types - Correlated and Non-Correlated Query.
Below is an example of a subquery that returns the name, email id, and phone number of an
employee from Texas city.
SELECT name, email, phone
FROM employee
WHERE emp_id IN (
SELECT emp_id
FROM employee
WHERE city = 'Texas');

39. Using the product_price table, write an SQL query to find

the record with the fourth-highest market price.
 Fig: Product Price table

select top 4 * from product_price order by mkt_price desc;

Now, select the top one from the above result that is in ascending order of mkt_price.

40. From the product_price table, write an SQL query to find

the total and average market price for each currency where the
average market price is greater than 100, and the currency is
in INR or AUD.
The SQL query is as follows:

The output of the query is as follows:

41. Using the product and sales order detail table, find the
products with total units sold greater than 1.5 million.

Fig: Products table

 Fig: Sales order detail table
We can use an inner join to get records from both the tables. We’ll join the tables based on a
common key column, i.e., ProductID.

The result of the SQL query is shown below.

42. How do you write a stored procedure in SQL?

You must be prepared for this question thoroughly before your next data analyst interview.
The stored procedure is an SQL script that is used to run a task several times.
Let’s look at an example to create a stored procedure to find the sum of the first N natural
numbers' squares.
● Create a procedure by giving a name, here it’s squaresum1
● Declare the variables
● Write the formula using the set statement
● Print the values of the computed variable
● To run the stored procedure, use the EXEC command
Output: Display the sum of the square for the first four natural numbers

43. Write an SQL stored procedure to find the total even

number between two users given numbers.

Here is the output to print all even numbers between 30 and 45.
Tableau Data Analyst Interview Questions

44. How is joining different from blending in

Tableau?

Data Joining Data Blending

 Data joining can only be carried out when the data Data blending is used when the
comes from the same source. data is from two or more
different sources.

E.g: Combining two or more worksheets from the E.g: Combining the Oracle
same Excel file or two tables from the same table with SQL Server, or
databases. combining Excel sheet and
All the combined sheets or tables contain a common Oracle table or two sheets from
set of dimensions and measures. Excel.
Meanwhile, in data blending,
each data source contains its
own set of dimensions and
measures.

45. What do you understand by LOD in Tableau?

LOD in Tableau stands for Level of Detail. It is an expression that is used to execute complex
queries involving many dimensions at the data sourcing level. Using LOD expression, you
can find duplicate values, synchronize chart axes and create bins on aggregated data.

46. Can you discuss the process of feature selection and its
importance in data analysis?
Feature selection is the process of selecting a subset of relevant features from a larger set of
variables or predictors in a dataset. It aims to improve model performance, reduce overfitting,
enhance interpretability, and optimize computational efficiency. Here's an overview of the
process and its importance:
Importance of Feature Selection:
- Improved Model Performance: By selecting the most relevant features, the model can focus
on the most informative variables, leading to better predictive accuracy and generalization.
- Overfitting Prevention: Including irrelevant or redundant features can lead to overfitting,
where the model learns noise or specific patterns in the training data that do not generalize
well to new data. Feature selection mitigates this risk.
- Interpretability and Insights: A smaller set of selected features makes it easier to interpret
and understand the model's results, facilitating insights and actionable conclusions.
- Computational Efficiency: Working with a reduced set of features can significantly improve
computational efficiency, especially when dealing with large datasets.

47. What are the different connection types in

Tableau Software?
There are mainly 2 types of connections available in Tableau.
Extract: Extract is an image of the data that will be extracted from the data source and placed
into the Tableau repository. This image(snapshot) can be refreshed periodically, fully, or
incrementally.
Live: The live connection makes a direct connection to the data source. The data will be
fetched straight from tables. So, data is always up to date and consistent.

48. What are the different joins that Tableau provides?

Joins in Tableau work similarly to the SQL join statement. Below are the types of joins that
Tableau supports:
● Left Outer Join
● Right Outer Join
● Full Outer Join
● Inner Join

49. What is a Gantt Chart in Tableau?

A Gantt chart in Tableau depicts the progress of value over the period, i.e., it shows the
duration of events. It consists of bars along with the time axis. The Gantt chart is mostly used
as a project management tool where each bar is a measure of a task in the project.

50. Using the Sample Superstore dataset, create a view in

Tableau to analyze the sales, profit, and quantity sold across
different subcategories of items present under each category.
● Load the Sample - Superstore dataset

● Drag Category and Subcategory columns into Rows, and Sales on to Columns. It
will result in a horizontal bar chart.

● Drag Profit on to Colour, and Quantity on to Label. Sort the Sales axis in
descending order of the sum of sales within each sub-category.
51. Create a dual-axis chart in Tableau to present Sales and
Profit across different years using the Sample Superstore
dataset.
● Drag the Order Date field from Dimensions on to Columns, and
convert it into continuous Month.

● Drag Sales on to Rows, and Profits to the right corner of the view until you see a
light green rectangle.
● Synchronize the right axis by right-clicking on the profit axis.

● Under the Marks card, change SUM(Sales) to Bar and SUM(Profit) to Line and
adjust the size.
52. Design a view in Tableau to show State-wise Sales and
Profit using the Sample Superstore dataset.
● Drag the Country field on to the view section and expand it to see the States.

● Drag the Sales field on to Size, and Profit on to Colour.

● Increase the size of the bubbles, add a border, and halo color.
From the above map, it is clear that states like Washington, California, and New York have
the highest sales and profits. While Texas, Pennsylvania, and Ohio have good amounts of
sales but the least profits.

53. What is the difference between Treemaps and Heatmaps

in Tableau?

Treemaps Heatmaps

Treemaps are used to display Heat maps can visualize measures against
data in nested rectangles. dimensions with the help of colors and size to
differentiate one or more dimensions and up to two
measures.
You use dimensions to define the The layout is like a text table with variations in
structure of the treemap, and values encoded as colors.
measures to define the size or
color of the individual rectangles.

Treemaps are a relatively simple In the heatmap, you can quickly see a wide array of
data visualization that can information.
provide insight in a visually
attractive format.

54. Using the Sample Superstore dataset, display the top 5 and
bottom 5 customers based on their profit.

● Drag Customer Name field on to Rows, and Profit on to Columns.

● Right-click on the Customer Name column to create a set

● Give a name to the set and select the top tab to choose the top 5 customers by
sum(profit)
● Similarly, create a set for the bottom five customers by sum(profit)

● Select both the sets, right-click to create a combined set. Give a name to the set
and choose All members in both sets.

● Drag top and bottom customers set on to Filters, and Profit field on to Colour to
get the desired result.
Data Analyst Interview Questions On Python

55. What is the correct syntax for reshape()

function in NumPy?

56. What are the different ways to create a data frame in

Pandas?
There are two ways to create a Pandas data frame.
● By initializing a list
 ● By initializing a dictionary

57. Write the Python code to create an employee’s

data frame from the “[Link]” file and display the head and
summary.
To create a DataFrame in Python, you need to import the Pandas library and use the read_csv
function to load the .csv file. Give the right location where the file name and its extension
follow the dataset.

To display the head of the dataset, use the head() function.

The ‘describe’ method is used to return the summary statistics in Python.

58. How will you select the Department and Age columns
from an Employee data frame?

You can use the column names to extract the desired columns.
59. Suppose there is an array, what would you do?
num = [Link]([[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]]). Extract the value 8 using 2D indexing.

Since the value eight is present in the 2nd row of the 1st column, we use the same index
positions and pass it to the array.

60. Suppose there is an array that has values

[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]. How will you display the following
values from the array - [1,3,5,7,9]?

Since we only want the odd number from 0 to 9, you can perform the modulus operation and
check if the remainder is equal to 1.
61. There are two arrays, ‘a’ and ‘b’. Stack the arrays a and b
horizontally using the NumPy library in Python.

You can either use the concatenate() or the hstack() function to stack the arrays.

62. How can you add a column to a Pandas Data Frame?

Suppose there is an emp data frame that has information about a few employees. Let’s add an
Address column to that data frame.

Declare a list of values that will be converted into an address column.

63. How will you print four random integers between 1 and 15
using NumPy?
To generate Random numbers using NumPy, we use the [Link]() function.

64. From the below DataFrame, how will you find

each column's unique values and subset the data for Age<35
and Height>6?

To find the unique values and number of unique elements, use the unique() and nunique()
function.
Now, subset the data for Age<35 and Height>6.

65. Plot a sine graph using NumPy and Matplotlib library in

Python.

Below is the result sine graph.

66. Using the below Pandas data frame, find the company
with the highest average sales. Derive the summary statistics
for the sales column and transpose the statistics.

● Group the company column and use the mean function to find the average sales

● Use the describe() function to find the summary statistics

 ● Apply the transpose() function over the describe() method to transpose the
statistics

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