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Ronald Greer
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,430 PointsHey me again,
I again can't find the answer to this quiz, more specifically the fill in the blank one.
2 Answers
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Josh Keenan
19,662 Pointspd.read_csv('/path/to.csv', index_col=0)
Here you go, they are always on the slide before, look at the code for the answers
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Josh Keenan
19,662 PointsSo, in this example I am going to use the question you have just asked.
pd.read_csv('/path/to.csv', __ =0)
Here is the question you have been asked. What goes in that space? To find out you first need to identify what you are looking at, in this case it is the read_csv()
method. So I am just going back to the slide before and looking for the code examples of this, to find them easily I am using my browsers (Google Chrome) find feature, this can be used by hitting the CMD+F keys on a mac, or CTRL+F on a linux or windows machine (I believe it is the same shortcut in most browsers).
Then I just type in the method I am searching for, in this case read_csv()
. Once I find it I look at the code examples and compare them to the question in front of me, trying to identify what is missing, I also assume generally that the order of the arguments being passed in is important, to aide me better. This way I could quickly identify that it is in fact the index_col
argument that should come second.
pd.read_csv('/path/to.csv', index_col=0)
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Ronald Greer
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,430 PointsThank you so much!
Josh Keenan
19,662 PointsJosh Keenan
19,662 Points2 seconds i will write a thing explaining how to find the stuff you need
Ronald Greer
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,430 PointsRonald Greer
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,430 Pointsok thank you, sorry i keep bothering you like this
Josh Keenan
19,662 PointsJosh Keenan
19,662 PointsNot a bother at all, we all need help sometimes, and that's okay, just remember this is a place where you can feel comfortable asking as many questions as you feel you need to