By default, the new column is added at the end of #pandas DataFrame.
To insert a column at a specific column index, use
DataFrame.insert(loc, column, value)
To insert a column at a specific column index, use
DataFrame.insert(loc, column, value)
Did you know that you can give #Python's print an iterator and a separator?
So in this example you don't need the for loop
So in this example you don't need the for loop
#Python functions are first-class objects so you can access their attributes like this.
The #Python requests library lets you conveniently choose if you want to raise an exception or not.
Did you know #Python's random module has a function called "randrange" that lets you choose a random item from range(start, stop[, step]) ?
In #Python you can chain comparison operators ...
Instead of writing "1 < a and a < 10" you can write "1 < a < 10", a bit more concise.
Instead of writing "1 < a and a < 10" you can write "1 < a < 10", a bit more concise.