Pandas DataFrame From Dict | pd.DataFrame.from dict()

You can create a DataFrame many different ways. One popular way to do it is creating a pandas DataFrame from dict, or from a dictionary.

There are two main ways to create a DataFrame from a dictionary, using orient=columns or orient=index. Orient is short for orientation, or, a way to specify how your data is laid out.

Method 1 - Orient (default): columns = If you want the keys of your dictionary to be the DataFrame column names
Method 2 - Orient: index = If the keys of your dictionary should be the index values. You'll need to be explicit about column names.

[CarlosMoreno-vwir]

Thanks, explain so good!
I have this two records as dicrionary: {‘name’:’Jhon’, ‘age’:30, }, {name’:’Mark”:’age’:54} can I create a df from this? The columns are the keys
Thanks for the help!

[sid]

Thanks Bro, the explanation was clear :D

[panchajanyanaralasetty]

I have a for loop of lists, which are converted to df using from_dict, then how do I contactenate them all?