Given a Pandas DataFrame, we have to modify a subset of rows.ByPranit SharmaLast updated : September 22, 2023 Sometimes, we need to modify a column value based upon another column value. For example, if you have two columns 'A' and 'B', and you want the value of 'B' to be Nan ...
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The problem seems to only come up when the dataframe has a single column. If I just add another column to the dataframe, it works: importpandasaspdfromnumpyimportarraydf=pd.DataFrame({"status": ["a","b","c"],"status2": ["d","e","f"]},dtype="category")df.iloc[array([0,1]...
I don't disagree here. There is a difference when selecting only one column (specifically returning a Series vs a DataFrame) but when selecting multiple columns it would be more consistent if we ALWAYS required double brackets brackets. I assume this would also yield a simpler implementation. Ma...