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- Write a line of code to look at the first few rows of the DataFrame in Python
import csv
# take a look at the data
survey = pd.read_csv('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fivethirtyeight/data/master/steak-survey/steak-risk-survey.csv')
# YOUR CODE HERE
![Write a line of code to look at the first few rows of the DataFrame
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
What do you notice about the first row of the dataframe? Notice that it's not actually an observation from a respondent? Remove this row from the dataset.
Assign this back to the variable survey. Print the first few rows again to make sure you've accomplished this.
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()
In [ ]:
assert survey.shape
(550, 15)
Notice that there are a lot of different questions that were asked of respondents (columns) and 550 people who responded to the survey (rows).
Print a list of all the column names in this DataFrame.
We'll only end up working with a subset of these.
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
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Transcribed Image Text:Write a line of code to look at the first few rows of the DataFrame
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
What do you notice about the first row of the dataframe? Notice that it's not actually an observation from a respondent? Remove this row from the dataset.
Assign this back to the variable survey. Print the first few rows again to make sure you've accomplished this.
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()
In [ ]:
assert survey.shape
(550, 15)
Notice that there are a lot of different questions that were asked of respondents (columns) and 550 people who responded to the survey (rows).
Print a list of all the column names in this DataFrame.
We'll only end up working with a subset of these.
In [ ]: # YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()
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