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Essential Python Cheat Codes for Data Analysis

The document provides a collection of Python cheat codes for data manipulation and analysis, particularly using libraries like pandas and numpy. It includes instructions for uploading documents, checking for missing data, and basic commands for data exploration and visualization. Additionally, it outlines how to define functions and import necessary libraries for statistical analysis and plotting.

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Essential Python Cheat Codes for Data Analysis

The document provides a collection of Python cheat codes for data manipulation and analysis, particularly using libraries like pandas and numpy. It includes instructions for uploading documents, checking for missing data, and basic commands for data exploration and visualization. Additionally, it outlines how to define functions and import necessary libraries for statistical analysis and plotting.

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Python cheat codes

#  Putting it before a line the code will not be read


In the list

Import a document = first import the document on drive and then check it
to see the format.
Upload
To upload it on google collab use the aqueduct file type with the code:

import pandas as pd

name = pd.read_csv(”[Link]”)

doc is the document uploaded  check for any missing data

if the data is not read well due to different separators.

import pandas as pd

data=pd.read_csv("[Link]", sep=";", decimal =",")

to see and read the data in order to see if there are things missing.

 [Link]() To have information regarding the


 [Link]() data and the document. Different
 [Link]() answers are given for each.
 len(doc-name)

For graphs
[Link]()

print(xxxxxx) = To print anything

def To define a function


Libraries to upload:
import pandas as pd

import numpy as np

import scipy

import [Link] as stats

import [Link] as plt

import seaborn as sns

import math

import statistics

from math import sqrt

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