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By the end of the chapter, readers will be able to do the following:
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- - Define the term "tidy data".
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- - Discuss the advantages of storing data in a tidy data format.
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- - Define what series and data frames are in Python, and describe how they relate to
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- each other.
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- - Describe the common types of data in Python and their uses.
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- - Use the following functions for their intended data wrangling tasks:
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- - ` melt `
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- - ` pivot `
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- - ` reset_index `
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- - ` str.split `
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- - ` agg `
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- - ` assign ` and regular column assignment
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- - ` groupby `
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- - ` merge `
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- - Use the following operators for their intended data wrangling tasks:
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- - ` == ` , ` != ` , ` < ` , ` > ` , ` <= ` , and ` >= `
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- - ` isin `
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- - ` & ` and ` | `
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- - ` [] ` , ` loc[] ` , and ` iloc[] `
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+ - Define the term "tidy data".
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+ - Discuss the advantages of storing data in a tidy data format.
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+ - Define what series and data frames are in Python, and describe how they relate to
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+ each other.
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+ - Describe the common types of data in Python and their uses.
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+ - Use the following functions for their intended data wrangling tasks:
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+ - ` melt `
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+ - ` pivot `
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+ - ` reset_index `
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+ - ` str.split `
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+ - ` agg `
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+ - ` assign ` and regular column assignment
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+ - ` groupby `
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+ - ` merge `
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+ - Use the following operators for their intended data wrangling tasks:
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+ - ` == ` , ` != ` , ` < ` , ` > ` , ` <= ` , and ` >= `
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+ - ` isin `
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+ - ` & ` and ` | `
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+ - ` [] ` , ` loc[] ` , and ` iloc[] `
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## Data frames and series
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