# 2023-01-31-NCL

## This document:
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* [Programming with Python](https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/python-novice-programming-gapminder/)

## Attendance:

## Notes

Variables = Letters, digits, numbers, but cannot start a variable with a number.
Python is case sensitive
Variable type is assigned by what you enter (string, integer, float, etc.)
Use quotes to assign variable to be a string
Can concatenate a string and a variable with +
Cannot use a variable until you have assigned something to it
!wget http://xxxx.filextension will get data from a URL
!unzip filname.zip to unzip
import - brings a library into the environment. import library as newvariablenameoflibrary
data = pd.read_csv('data'/gapminder_gdp_oceania.csv, index_col='country') assigns which column is index
data.info() tells you information about your dataframe, e.g. type
data.columns - column information
print(data.T) - transforms columns and rows like a pivot table
series = column for pandas library
data = pd.read_csv('data/gapminder_gdp_europe.csv', index_col='country')
print(data.iloc[0,0]) - gives value at co-ords 0,0 in the dataframe
print(data.loc['row name','column name'] to give data at location in the dataframe identified by headers
print(data.loc["Albania", :]) - everything in that row
print(data.loc["Italy":"Poland","gdpPercap_1962":"gdpPercap_1972"].max()) - Maximum values, can use for other statistical functions
print(type(data)) will give you how you can look for what functions are available so you can search on stack overflow
lists = similar to arrays