St.

Soldier Public School

Session: 2022-23

Name : Ronak Kumar Sharma

Class : XII B
Roll No. :
Subject Code : 065
 INDEX
❖ Python Pandas
• Creating Series using python lists
• Create series object Using ndarray
• Create series object using an ndarray that is created by list.
• Create series object using a Dictionary.
• Create and display 2D dictionary which Stores inner
dictionary
• Create a data frame from list Containing performance and
indexing
• Create dataframe containing 2 lists
• Create series and then change the indexes of series object in
any random order
• Change the value of series object at any particular position
• Using iterrows() to extract data from dataframe row wise
• Using iterrows() to row-wise series object
• Using iteritems() to extract data from dataframe column wise
• Using iteritems() to extract data from dataframe column wise
Series Object
• Printing One row at a time in the dataframe
• Print one row value at a time in DataFrame
❖ Data Visualization
• Plotting Line graph in python using x and y labels
• Plotting line graph with customized line width, style and
marker size and edgecolor
• Plot Bar graph with title, defined width, x-y labels and of
different colours
• Plot Bar graph using legnds
• Plot histogram with bins
❖ SQL
• String Functions
• Numeric Functions
• Aggregate Functions
• Order By Clause
• Group By Clause
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PYTHON PANDAS
Creating Series using python lists:
Input: import
pandas as pd
l=[5,6,7,8,9,10]
s=pd.Series(l)
print("Series
Object") print(s)

Output:

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Create series object Using ndarray Input:

 import pandas as pd import
numpy as np
s=pd.Series(np.linspace(24,64,5)
) print(s)
Output:

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Create series object using an ndarray that is created by list.

Input:
 import pandas as pd
s=pd.Series(np.tile([3,5],2))
print(s)

Output:

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Create series object using a Dictionary.

Input: import
pandas as pd
student={'A':28,'B':35,'C':30,'D':32}
d=pd.Series(student) print(d)
Output:
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Create and display 2D dictionary which Stores inner

dictionary.
Input: import
pandas as pd
sales={'yr1':{'qtr1':35000,'qtr2':54660,'qtr3':66000},
\
'yr2':{'qtr1':35200,'qtr2':54670,'qtr3':76000}} dfsales
= pd.DataFrame(sales) print(dfsales) Output:

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Create a data frame from list Containing performance

and indexing.
Input: import pandas as pd
zoneA={'Target':70000,'sale':72000}
 zoneB={'Target':65000,'sale':64000}
zoneC={'Target':68000,'sale':70000}
zoneD={'Target':65000,'sale':60000}
sales=[zoneA,zoneB,zoneC,zoneD]
dfsales=pd.DataFrame(sales,index=['zoneA','zoneB','zoneC','zo
neD']) print(dfsales) Output:

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Create dataframe containing 2 lists.

Input: import pandas as pd

target=[60000,68000,73000,71000]
sales=[62000,70000,70000,69000]
zonesales=[target,sales]
d=pd.DataFrame(zonesales,columns=['zoneA','zoneB','z
oneC','zoneD'],index=['target','sales']) print(d)
Output:
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Create series and then change the indexes of series object in any
random order.
Input: import
pandas as pd import
numpy as np
s1=pd.Series(data=[100,200,300,400,500],index=['1','2','3','4',
'5'])
print("original data series:")
print(s1)
s1=s1.reindex(index=['5','4','3','2','1'])
print('data series after changing order of index')
print(s1) Output:
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Change the value of series object at any particular

position. Input:
import pandas as pd s4=["A","B","C","D"]
a=pd.Series(s4) print("original data series
s4:") print(a) a[1,3]=[8000,8000] print("series
object s4 after changing values") print(a)
Output:

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Using iterrows() to extract data from dataframe row

wise: Input: import pandas as pd disales =
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{'y1':{'qtr1':35000,'qtr2':54660,'qtr3':66000},\
'y2':{'qtr1':35200,'qtr2':54670,'qtr3':76000},\
'y3':{'qtr1':35500,'qtr2':57660,'qtr3':68000},\
'y4':{'qtr1':68000,'qtr2':67000,'qtr3':70000}}
df1=pd.DataFrame(disales)
for(row,rowSeries) in df1.iterrows():
print("Columnindex:",row)
print("Contaning:")
print(rowSeries)

Output:
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Using iterrows() to row-wise series object:

Input:
import pandas as pd disales =
{'y1':{'qtr1':35000,'qtr2':54660,'qtr3':66000},\
'y2':{'qtr1':35200,'qtr2':54670,'qtr3':76000},\
'y3':{'qtr1':35500,'qtr2':57660,'qtr3':68000}}
df1=pd.DataFrame(disales)
for(row,rowSeries) in df1.iterrows():
print("Rowindex:",row)
print("Contaning:") i=0 for
value in rowSeries:
print("at",i,"position",value)
i=i+1 print(rowSeries)
 Output:

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Using iteritems() to extract data from dataframe column wise:

Input:
import pandas as pd disales =
{'y1':{'qtr1':35000,'qtr2':54660,'qtr3':66000},\
'y2':{'qtr1':35200,'qtr2':54670,'qtr3':76000},\
'y3':{'qtr1':35500,'qtr2':57660,'qtr3':68000}}
df1=pd.DataFrame(disales)
for(col,colSeries) in df1.iteritems():
print("Columnindex:",col)
print("Contaning:") print(colSeries)
Output:
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Using iteritems() to extract data from dataframe column

wise Series Object:
Input:
import pandas as pd disales =
{'y1':{'qtr1':35000,'qtr2':54660,'qtr3':66000},\
'y2':{'qtr1':35200,'qtr2':54670,'qtr3':76000},\
'y3':{'qtr1':35500,'qtr2':57660,'qtr3':68000}}
df1=pd.DataFrame(disales) for(col,colSeries) in
df1.iteritems():
Output:
print("Columnindex:",col)
print("Contaning:") i=0 for
value in colSeries:
print("at",i,"position",value)
i+=1 print(colSeries)
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Printing One row at a time in the dataframe.:

Input: import
pandas as pd
Stu={'Name':['Arsh','Hardeep','Sukchan'],\
'score':[25,19,19]}
df=pd.DataFrame(Stu,index=['A','B','B'])
for(row,rowSeries)in df.iterrows():
print(rowSeries)
print("###############################") Output:
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Print One column at a time in the dataframe:

Input: import
pandas as pd
Stu={'Name':['Arsh','Hardeep','Sukchan'],\
'score':[25,19,19]}
df=pd.DataFrame(Stu,index=['A','B','B'])
for(i,j)in df.iteritems():
print(j)
print("###############################") Output:

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Print one row value at a time in DaraFrame:
Input: import
pandas as pd
Stu={'Name':['Arsh','Hardeep','Sukchan'],\
'score':[25,19,19]}
df=pd.DataFrame(Stu,index=['A','B','B']) for
i,j in df.iterrows():
print(j["score"])
print("~~~~~") Output:
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DATA VISULIZATION
Plotting Line graph in python using x and y
labels Input: import matplotlib.pyplot as p1
l1=[1,2,3,4,5,6] l2=[1,4,9,16,25,36]
p1.xlabel("Number") p1.ylabel("Sqroot of
Numbers") p1.plot(l1,l2) p1.show() Output:
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Plotting line graph with customized line width, style and
marker size and edgecolor.
Input: import matplotlib.pyplot as p1 l1=[1,2,3,4,5,6]
l2=[2,5,8,9,6,3] p1.xlabel("busses") p1.ylabel("carss")
p1.plot(l1,'b',linewidth=2.5,marker="+",markersize=10,mark
e redgecolor="b")
p1.plot(l2,'r',linewidth=2.5,linestyle='dashed') p1.show()
Output:

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 Plot Bar graph with title, defined width, x-y labels and of
different colours. Input: import matplotlib.pyplot as p1 import
numpy as np a,b,c = [1,2,3,4],[75,35,45,70],[2,4,6,8]
p1.xlabel('Toys') p1.ylabel('Prince in Rs.') p1.title("Store")
p1.bar(a,b,color=['r','y','b','m'],width=[0.5]) p1.show() Output:

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 Plot Bar graph using legnds Input: import
matplotlib.pyplot as p1 import numpy as np
a,b,c,d = 75,35,45,70 p1.xlabel('Toys')
p1.ylabel('Prince in Rs.') p1.title("Store")
p1.bar(1,a,color=['r'],width=[0.5],label="Car")
p1.bar(2,b,color=['g'],width=[0.5],label="RC
Car")
p1.bar(3,c,color=['b'],width=[0.5],label="Drum")
p1.bar(4,d,color=['c'],width=[0.5],label="Ted")
p1.legend(loc="best") p1.show() Output:

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 Plot histogram with bins. Input:
import matplotlib.pyplot as
plt import numpy as np x=
np.arange(0,50)
y = np.array([14,25,36,22,34,15,16])
z=np.array([3,2,1,6,5,4,9,8]) a =
plt.hist(x,bins=40,cumulative=True)
b = plt.hist(y,bins=10,histtype="barstacked",cumulative=True)
c = plt.hist(z,bins=30,cumulative=True) plt.xlabel("x-axis")
plt.ylabel("y-axi") plt.show() Output:

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 SQL
STRING FUNCTIONS:
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NUMERIC FUNCTIONS:

AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS:
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ORDER BY CLAUSE :

GROUP BY CLAUSE: