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12 months ago
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At 4:48 we did display(df) to see the dataframe, but why? Isn’t just writing df enough? What is the difference? I did both and they seemed the same to me.

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365 Team 12 months ago
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Hi, Colton!
 
Yes, you can. But in terms of length, sometimes Python displays ... instead of all the rows. I.e. visually, in the output, multiple rows can be skipped in the middle of the table.
 
To avoid this, we can use display(df).
 
Hope this helps.
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