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Python | Overview of Pandas exercise | Reading in a dataframe, renaming columns and showing stats
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The Excel workbook above contains the results to date of this year's Poohsticks tournament in the Hundred Acre Wood:
Tigger is leading, although Pooh Bear and Roo have only played two games each.
Import the Pandas module in a new program, then read this workbook into a Pandas dataframe and show information for this using the info method:
Set your dataframe variable to be the results of running the pd.read_excel method of the Pandas module.
Apply the sort_values method to your dataframe to sort the rows by Poohsticks score (highest first) and within this by games played, then pick out the first 3 rows using the head function to show the current 3 leaders:
The leaderboard as things stand.
Apply the rename method to your dataframe, passing in a dictionary of objects where the key is the old name of each column and the value is the new name, to get this:
The dataframe with its new column names.
Finally apply the agg function to your final dataframe, passing in a dictionary where the key to each item is the name of each integer column and the value is a list of statistical functions you want to apply, to get:
The minimum, maximum, median and average score and number of games played.
Close your program down!