@blakehunsicker9458
I love the way you did this overview -- showing it in action in a notebook is the best way to see how things work. Thank you so much for this.
@johnregis5320
9:01 , yes, you've might only scratched the surface, but just in a few minutes you have shown many ways PANDAs can be useful for my analyses. Thanks a lot my friend!!!
@StorytellerDan
Doing a Bootcamp right now that redirected me to this video - I am BRAND NEW TO ¨EVERYTHING¨ in data so still find ALL of it HUGELY overwhelming but at least YOUR overview showed the What, why and how FAR better than what I've been shown so far. Thanks.
@nishikantbawache3390
The fact that he got straight to the point. Earned him a sub👍.
@lewisyaworski8962
Clean and tidy data sets, I like it! I remember learning pivot tables to help organize relevant info, but this approach seems much more intuitive and easier to edit in real time.
@duncankganderson
was turned off by your numpy vid but glad i gave you another chance with this vid - a lot clearer and much more helpful
@edwardkurti9273
Dude i'm new on data science i use your videos as a boost to my studies when I need to understand something that I'ts not yet clear to me from my classes. Thank you very much for this!
@_matis_
i am learning how to code and always thought it was hard...things like this give me hope.just type command x and you'll get output y.i know,i know...programming is still hard and not as simple as i wrote it...but like i said,it gives me hope and it doesn't make me feel so stupid.thank you for demonstrating things in a few simple examples
@default_user_not_found
The production value of these videos is incredible :O I feel like I'm getting access to a paid course for free.
@matasuki
The crazy thing is all this info is free. The power of data is in our hands. Wow I just did most of this in a code bootcamp precourse prep. Subscribed I'm watching everything on this channel
@matheuslemossilva5016
I've never heard of this before, i'm working with data analysis and this can be very useful for me, thanks for the video.
@TheAgentTexas
This just makes sense. Like, it just makes sense. Like its so simple and powerful at the same time. And with the full power of python at your fingertips as well.
@TheBIMCoordinator
This was great. Using actual common data and showing an example project is a great way to teach this. I have been trying to wrap my head around Pandas for weeks. Great vid, hope to see more!
@Dfrogman
This video has me so amped up to learn Python I’ll pay anything for that course!
@samanthkumar6090
I love your videos man! Straight on point, no lag, edgy humour, and enthusiastic Keep up the good work
@VarunSharma-pn8jo
background Music is really annoying when someone is trying to learn new concepts once needs full concentration.. just FYI
@pumpkinhooch
Fantastic refresher, and conveniently the same dataset from when I first learned Pandas with Jupyter in school. Felt a light bulb go off seeing this
@satriasuria877
Thanks man! I found what I was looking for just by reading the last line of code at 1:48. I was figuring out how to select rows conditionally. Keep up the good work!
@francienberry5974
I listened to the first 1.23 minutes and decided this guy is someone I wanted to listen to: I subscribed!
@gilesmcmullen