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Data Merge - Hands-On 2

This Python code first creates two series containing name IDs ranging from 101 to 110 and corresponding names as strings. It then combines these into a DataFrame and merges it with another DataFrame of transactions to join them on the name ID field. The merged DataFrame is then printed, outputting a table with name IDs, names, and products purchased.

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Data Merge - Hands-On 2

This Python code first creates two series containing name IDs ranging from 101 to 110 and corresponding names as strings. It then combines these into a DataFrame and merges it with another DataFrame of transactions to join them on the name ID field. The merged DataFrame is then printed, outputting a table with name IDs, names, and products purchased.

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import pandas as pd

import numpy as np

nameid = pd.Series(range(101,111))

name = pd.Series(['person' + str(i) for i in range(1,11)])

master = pd.DataFrame()

master['nameid'] = nameid

master['name'] = name

transaction = pd.DataFrame({'nameid':[108,108,108,103],'product':
['iPhone','Nokia','Micromax','Vivo']})

mdf = pd.merge(master,transaction,on='nameid')

print(mdf)

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