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Translating SQL to Pandas, Part 1

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I wrote a three part pandas tutorial for SQL users that you can find here. UPDATE: If you're interested in learning pandas from a SQL perspective and would prefer to watch a video, you can find video of my 2014 PyData NYC talk here. For some reason, I've always found SQL to a much more intuitive tool for exploring a tabular dataset than I have other languages (namely R and Python). If you know SQL well, you can do a whole lot with it, and since data is often in a relational database anyway, it usually makes sense to stick with it. I find that my workflow often includes writing a lot of queries in SQL (using Sequel Pro) to get the data the way I want it, reading it into R (with RStudio), and then maybe a bit more exploration, modeling, and visualization (with ggplot2). Not too long ago though, I came across Wes McKinney's pandas package and my interest was immediately piqued. Pandas adds a bunch of functionality to Python, but most importantly, it allows for a DataFrame data stru...

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