Real World Data Cleaning in Python Pandas (Step By Step)

Great Tutorial, Helped me alot. I used df.fillna(0) to replace all na with 0.

I completed the project but I reopped it today and all the code was still there, but when I typed df it was the old table uncleaned? how do I make sure this doesn't happen again?

The star in the Highest score column means they were not out till the end of the match. Great tutorial Ryan. will it be possible for you to attach the notebook file here

Star * means the batsman was not out 😊

Thank you Ryan nolan

i guess watching your videos while preparing my own portofolio , i am halfway there. Thanks a lot

good work. keep it up

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Fantastic tutorial! Your step-by-step guide on data cleaning in Python Pandas was excellent. Clear explanations and practical examples made it easy to follow along. Looking forward to more of your uploads. Keep up the great work!

you work super hard and put out really good content. Keep it up man, I'm looking forward to watching you grow!

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Headley @4 min mark 😂😁