ATTRIBUTES OF SERIES IN PANDAS - PYTHON PROGRAMMING

ATTRIBUTES OF SERIES IN PANDAS

Index - Series.index - Return all index values

Array - Series.array - Return all index values

Values - Series.values - Return values of series

Name - Series.name - Return the name of Series

Shape - Series.shape - Return the shape

Ndim - Series.ndim - Return the dimension of series

Size - Series.size - Return the size of series

Nbytes - Series.nbytes - Returns the memory occupied

memory-usage - Series.memory-usage() - Returns memory occupied by both index & values

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DIFFERENT WAYS OF CREATING DATAFRAME IN PANDAS - PYTHON PROGRAMMING TWO (II)

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dt=[('a',10),('b',20),('c',30)]

pd.Series(dt)

df = pd.read_excel("FILE_NAME")

pd.DataFrame(df)

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DIFFERENT WAYS OF CREATING DATAFRAME IN PANDAS - PYTHON PROGRAMMING

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import numpy as np

a = np.array([10,20,30,40,50])

import pandas as pd

sa = pd.Series(a)

print(a)

print(sa)

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How to find any vowels without using any loops

#How to find any vowels without using any loops

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from re import findall

s = 'clcoding'

findall(r'[aeiou]',s)

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How do you find dayname of particular date of year?

#How do you find dayname of particular date of year?

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import calendar as cal

dayname = ['MONDAY', 'TUESDAY', 'WEDNESDAY', 'THURSDAY', 

          'FRIDAY', 'SATURDAY', 'SUNDAY']

inx = cal.weekday(2021,6,18)

dayname[inx]

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Print month of a year

#Print month of a year

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import calendar

print(calendar.month(2021,3))

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How to create your own Dataset

#How to create your own Dataset

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from faker import Faker

fake = Faker()

for _ in range(10):

    print(fake.name())

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How to make a text in python colorfull.

#how to make a text in python colorfull. 

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print("\033[92mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[96mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[93mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[95mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[1mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[4mIf you like this post, Upvote it")    

print("\033[94mIf you like this post, Upvote it")  

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How to use class and method without creating object

#How to use class and method without creating object

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class fruit:

    def is_sweet():

        return True

    

if fruit.is_sweet():

        print("Yes")

else:

        print("No")

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How do you find which string largest between two strings?

#HOW TO WHICH STRING IS LARGEST BETWEEN TWO STRINGS

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str1 = 'Clcoding'

str2 = 'ClcodingPython'

max(str1,str2)

#HOW TO WHICH STRING IS LARGEST BETWEEN TWO STRINGS

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str1 = 'Clcoding'

str2 = 'ClcodingPython'

if str1>str2:

    print(str1,'is the largest string')

else:

    print(str2,'is the largest string')

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How to print only the special characters

#How to print only the special characters

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import re

String1= 'Welcome$$@@'

print(*re.findall(r'\W',String1))

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Convert a number into scientific format

 

#Convert a number into scientific format

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a = '{:.0e}' .format(1111111111111)

b = '{:.0e}' .format(2222222222222)

print(a)

print(b)

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DIGITAL CLOCK IN PYTHON

#DIGITAL CLOCK IN PYTHON

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from datetime import datetime

from time import sleep

while 1:

    n=datetime.now()

    print(datetime.strftime(n,"%H:%M:%S"), end='\r')

    sleep(1) 

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Conversion of Hex, Oct, Bin numbers from integer using python

Code: 

#Convert into HEX

print('{:X}'.format(199))

#Convert into OCT

print('{:o}'.format(199))

#Convert into Binary

print('{:b}'.format(199))

#Convert into Grey

print('{:g}'.format(199))

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Print Color text in Python

Code: 

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print("\033[1;37;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;36;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;35;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;34;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;33;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;32;48m Python \n")

print("\033[1;31;48m Python \n")

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Print Emoji's in Python

Code:

print("\U0001F917")

print("\U0001F637")

print("\U0001F62A")

print("\U0001F618")

print("\U0001F600")

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Webscrapping of matlabcoding.com website using python with complete code

Webscrapping of matlabcoding.com website t get the latest post published by the website.  In this code bs4 is used. 

Using BeautifulSoup and Telegram, All the new post are updated in our telegram channel. 

for any doubt please do comment. 

Complete python code: 

import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup page = requests.get("https://www.matlabcoding.com") soup = BeautifulSoup(page.content, 'html.parser') x = soup.find('div',id="content-wrapper") y = x.find('div',class_="post-outer") z = y.find('a',href=True) msg = z['href'] import telegram chat_id =-1001454266592 token_id = '1428056219:AAHN7iwCdMC9tNKjH-3HK2Y0Hx8uloMqSAk' def send(msg,chat_id=chat_id,token=token_id): bot = telegram.Bot(token=token_id) bot.sendMessage(chat_id=chat_id,text=msg) send(f"New Matlab udate on matlabcoding.com : {msg}")

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Python project on webscraping

Python project on web scraping. Get latest release update from gaana.com to your mobile.

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Python Code for CORONA Updates on Telegram

#Python Code for CORONA Updates on Telegram

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup 

import requests  

import pandas as pd 

x=[] 

x1=[] 

source=requests.get('https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/india/').text 

soup=BeautifulSoup(source,'lxml') 

z=soup.find_all('div',id='maincounter-wrap') 

z1=soup.find_all('div',class_='maincounter-number') 

 

for k in z: 

    y=k.h1.text 

    x.append(y) 

 

for i in z1: 

    y1=i.span.text 

    x1.append(y1) 

     

df=pd.DataFrame(x1,x,['Number']) 

df.head() 

import telegram

chat_id = 957639882

token_id = '1339570026:AAE39zN86JK6mxgAGpkJo876Mq75IQW5WZU'

def send(msg,chat_id=chat_id,token=token_id):

    bot = telegram.Bot(token=token_id)

    bot.sendMessage(chat_id=chat_id,text=msg)

    

send(f" Todays's Corona Update:\n{df}")

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