Python Crash Course: Part 6 - Python Dictionaries 101

[@DaveOnData]

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[@DaveOnData]

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[@michaelt312]

Watching, liking and commenting for the algorithm. Will follow along and learn after I'm done with my current dashboard. Gotta pay those bills.

[@DaveOnData]

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[@JacobN-g3o]

Great stuff man. Best Python course I have seen so far. Wish you taught SQL too lol.

[@DaveOnData]

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the Python crash course. BTW - I do have a SQL tutorial series on my channel as well.

[@fatmahamed8403]

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[@DaveOnData]

You are welcome! The pandas video is taking me longer than I expected to make due to the length.

[@donyelldf]

You are a great teacher, thank you. So are dictionaries and dataframes in python the same thing?

[@DaveOnData]

Thank you for the kind words! You can think of dictionaries and pandas DataFrames as being similar at a high level (e.g., accessing collections of data by name). However, pandas DataFrames have a tremendous amount of functionality that dictionaries do not. A better example would be comparing pandas DataFrames to working with tables of data in Excel or SQL.