Task 2 1. Create a Series with 100 values using panads and numpy random () function. Stores the series in a variable named s. 2. Print the length of the series. 3. Print only the indices of the series. 4. Print only the values of the series. 5. Print the 50th element in the series. 6. Print the mean of the series. 7. Show the summary statistics of the series. 8. Print the cummulative sum of the series, stores in cum_s. 9. Plot cum_s using the plot () function of pandas.

Task 2 1. Create a Series with 100 values using panads and numpy random () function. Stores the series in a variable named s. 2. Print the length of the series. 3. Print only the indices of the series. 4. Print only the values of the series. 5. Print the 50th element in the series. 6. Print the mean of the series. 7. Show the summary statistics of the series. 8. Print the cummulative sum of the series, stores in cum_s. 9. Plot cum_s using the plot () function of pandas.

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Chapter3: Performing Calculations With Formulas And Functions

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