Pandas Basics - p.2 Data Analysis with Python and Pandas Tutorial

In this Data analysis with Python and Pandas tutorial, we're going to clear some of the Pandas basics. Data prior to being loaded into a Pandas Dataframe can take multiple forms, but generally it needs to be a dataset that can form to rows and columns.

[sixalphaone]

UPDATE
1. pip install pandas_datareader
2. Replace:
import pandas.io.data as web
with:
import pandas_datareader.data as web

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