Python Pandas - How to Iterate Rows of a DataFrame

[@BrokenRecord-i7q]

People who share the code in their tutorial are real gems :)

[@ajaykushwaha-je6mw]

one small question, suppose we have a feature gender with value Male or Female and we need to convert Male to 1 and female to 0. How can we do so ?

[@iamniladri]

Hi! Thanks for such nice explanation. Can you please make a video on how to iterate over each rows and find out the max/min value for each rows across multiple columns. Suppose, I have a dataframe showing Jan - Dec (in rows) data for 5 scenarios (in columns). Now I would like to know which scenario is having max/min values for each rows. Thanks in advance

[@jongcheulkim7284]

Thank you^^

[@akzork]

poor keys

[@juanignaciolopez9619]

great tutorial!!

[@andynelson2340]

I have to watch this video every other week it seems. My brain can't retain this for some reason haha.

[@oggiai]

Haha 😆

[@veronicanatividade]

Thank you so much!!!

[@darshikaverma9170]

Nice!!!

[@Kig_Ama]

What r the built in alternatives?

[@plamenyankov8476]

Thank you for the tutorial! Could anybody advise me how I can create a DataFrame form for loops as the example below. I scraped some legal data with Ajax requests: for row in rows: print(row["column_1"], row["column_2"], row["column_3"], row["column_4"]) Unfortunately I can't find method to save it as a dataframe.

[@vigneshmurali1994]

Just add a dictionary append to it then to pd.DataFrame(dictionary)

[@barkingtaco]

Im new to python. you mentioned that you do not have to really created a for loop because pandas had built in functions that is better?? can you please expain such function/methods. thank you!!

[@oggiai]

I have about a dozen videos on Pandas. If you watch all those you’ll get it.

[@bartdziubek327]

Short and great :) good job.