DataFrame and Series operations
Creation, indexing, slicing, filtering, sorting, dtype conversion, and column manipulation. Covers .loc, .iloc, .query, boolean masking, and conditional column creation.
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Creation, indexing, slicing, filtering, sorting, dtype conversion, and column manipulation. Covers .loc, .iloc, .query, boolean masking, and conditional column creation.
Inner, outer, left, and right joins. Multi-key merges, hierarchical indexing, suffix handling, and indicator diagnostics for row-loss debugging.
Single and multi-column groupby. Built-in aggregates (sum, mean, count, std), custom aggregations with .agg, .transform for window operations, and .filter for group-level selection.
pivot, pivot_table, melt, stack, and unstack. Wide-to-long and long-to-wide conversion for tidy data prep.
DatetimeIndex creation, resample for frequency conversion, rolling windows, timezone handling with tz_localize and tz_convert, and business-day calendars.
isna, fillna, dropna, interpolate, forward and backward fill, and group-aware imputation.
read_csv, read_excel, read_sql, read_json, and all corresponding to_* writers. Encoding fixes, dtype specifications, and chunked reading for large files.
Vectorization to replace iterrows loops, dtype downcasting for memory savings, categorical dtype for repeated strings, and chained-assignment fixes.
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Refactor chained assignment to .loc-based indexing. The walkthrough explains why each fix matters.
Almost always a hidden whitespace, capitalization, or trailing-tab issue. We normalize the column names, rewrite the access pattern, and prevent it in the rewrite.
Vectorize with np.where, np.select, or pandas built-ins like .map, .replace, and .cut. Typical speedup runs 50x to 200x.
Add chunksize for streamed reading, specify a dtype dictionary upfront, and use usecols to skip irrelevant columns.
Explicit dtype on import, then .astype after read for any column needing conversion. Eliminates the object dtype trap.
Use indicator=True to surface which rows came from which frame, then rebuild the merge with the correct keys.
tz_localize before tz_convert. Explicit UTC handling for daylight saving transitions and cross-timezone joins.
Use as_index=False in .groupby, or .reset_index() after aggregation to flatten the result.
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