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@sayzlimAug 12.2022 — #We're talking about Python variables here. The "df" is usually a named variable that we refers to Pandas DataFrame. You can also call it something else.
We often use df['x'] to refer the header name of your tabular data. For example, if you have a DataFrame with the following headers:
You can refer to your DataFrame's "Title" with df["Title"]
df[x] refers to the x variable.
For example:
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@sayzlimAug 12.2022 — #We're talking about Python variables here. The "df" is usually a named variable that we refers to Pandas DataFrame. You can also call it something else.We often use df['x'] to refer the header name of your tabular data. For example, if you have a DataFrame with the following headers:
Title, Description, Price
You can refer to your DataFrame's "Title" with df["Title"]
df[x] refers to the x variable.
For example:
x = "Title"
df[x] is equal to df["Title"]