Link to the previous post : https://test.statinfer.com/104-2-5-subsetting-data-with-variable-filter-condition-in-python/
In the previous post we created subsets of data by condition filtering, in this post we will create the new subsets by sorting one or more column values.
Sorting the data
We will use Online retail dataset.
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Online_Retail=pd.read_csv("datasets\\Online Retail Sales Data\\Online Retail.csv", encoding = "ISO-8859-1")
Online_Retail.head(5)
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Online_Retail.columns.values
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- Its ascending by default
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Online_Retail_sort=Online_Retail.sort('UnitPrice')
Online_Retail_sort.head(5)
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- we can use
ascending=Falsefor descending order
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Online_Retail_sort=Online_Retail.sort('UnitPrice',ascending=False)
Online_Retail_sort.head(5)
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Practice : Sorting the data
- We will use AutoDataset for this practice which we imported in our previous posts.
- Sort the dataset based on length.
- Sort the dataset based on length descending.
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auto_data.columns.values
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auto_data_sort=auto_data.sort( ' length')
auto_data_sort.head(5)
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auto_data_sort1=auto_data.sort( ' length',ascending=False)
auto_data_sort1.head(5)
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