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Keep in mind that both `add:atKey:` and `atKey:put:` messages don't create a new series, but modify the existing one. So use them with caution.
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### Creating a DataFrame
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### Creating DataFrame
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There are four ways of creating a data frame:
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1. from an array of rows or columns
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2. from matrix
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3. from file
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4. loading a built-in dataset
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1. [from an array of rows or columns](#1-creating-dataframe-from-an-array-of-rows-or-columns)
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2. [from matrix](#2-creating-dataframe-from-a-matrix)
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3. [from file](#3-reading-data-from-file)
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4. [loading a built-in dataset](#4-loading-the-built-in-datasets)
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#### 1. Creating DataFrame from an array of rows or columns
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The easiest and most straightforward way of creating a DataFrame is by passing all data in an array of arrays to `fromRows:` or `fromColumns:` message. Here is an example of initializing a DataFrame with rows:

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