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This document provides a beginner's guide to Pandas, an open-source data analysis and manipulation library for Python. It discusses Pandas' importance and common use cases like data cleaning, transformation, and exploration. It also summarizes key Pandas functions for reading and writing data, inspecting data, selecting data, manipulating data, and grouping and aggregating data.

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Python Pandas Cheatsheety

This document provides a beginner's guide to Pandas, an open-source data analysis and manipulation library for Python. It discusses Pandas' importance and common use cases like data cleaning, transformation, and exploration. It also summarizes key Pandas functions for reading and writing data, inspecting data, selecting data, manipulating data, and grouping and aggregating data.

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Pandas

Cheat Sheet
A Beginner's Guide

Wadeed Madni
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What is Pandas?
Pandas is a powerful and flexible
open-source data analysis and
manipulation library for Python.

Importance and
Use-Cases
Pandas is widely used in data science and analytics for its
ability to handle large datasets and perform various
operations on them. It is commonly used in tasks such as
data cleaning, data transformation, and data exploration.
Some real-life applications of Pandas include data analysis
for financial forecasting, customer segmentation for
marketing campaigns, and data preprocessing for machine
learning models.

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Reading
&
Writing Data

pd.read_csv('file.csv') : Read a CSV file into a


DataFrame
df.to_csv('file.csv') : Write a DataFrame to a CSV file
pd.read_excel('file.xlsx') : Read an Excel file into a
DataFrame
df.to_excel('file.xlsx') : Write a DataFrame to an Excel
file

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Data Inspection

df.head() : Display the first 5 rows of a DataFrame


df.tail() : Display the last 5 rows of a DataFrame
df.info() : Display information about a DataFrame,
including data types and memory usage
df.describe() : Display summary statistics of numerical
columns in a DataFrame

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Data Selection

df[col] : Select a single column by name as a Series


df[[col1, col2]] : Select multiple columns by name as a
DataFrame
df.loc[row, col] : Select a single value by row and
column label
df.iloc[row, col] : Select a single value by row and
column index

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Data Manipulation

df['new_col'] = value : Add a new column to a


DataFrame
df.drop(col, axis=1, inplace=True) : Remove a column
from a DataFrame
df.drop(row, axis=0, inplace=True) : Remove a row from
a DataFrame
df.sort_values(by=col, ascending=True) : Sort a
DataFrame by a column

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Grouping
&
Aggregation

df.groupby(col).sum() : Group a DataFrame by a column


and compute the sum of each group
df.groupby(col).median() : Group a DataFrame by a
column and compute the median of each group
df.groupby(col).max() : Group a DataFrame by a column
and compute the maximum of each group
df.groupby(col).first() : Group a DataFrame by a column
and return the first row of each group
df.groupby(col).size() : Group a DataFrame by a column
and return the size of each group
df.groupby(col).agg(func) : Group a DataFrame by a
column and apply a specific aggregation function to
each group

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