Pandas Query Filter Function Guide [Beginner Friendly]

Today we are looking at how you can use Query() within Python Pandas to filter data

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[mosama]

This is really one of the most beautiful and inclusive videos I ever saw about query().
Thank you 🙂

[marzhanyerbolatova]

Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge. I really don’t get why there are few views on this channel. I have been watching similar videos of those with many followers, but I like your explanations the most!

[robertc]

Brilliant presentaiton. The Pandas Query function is massively underrated and criminally underused. particularly like your example of in / not in / and the string contains too :)

[Frdy]

Great video thanks. Is it possible to use regular expressions in a query?

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[mkaberli]

I like instruction videos where the person explaining the process already has the mundane stuff, like 'import pandas as pd' and 'pd.read_csv()', typed into the software. Life is short, don't waste other people's time needlessly.