16: Tables in Python (1 of 3)

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    The third of our three aggregate data types from waaaay back in Chapter 7 was the table. Don’t worry: we haven’t forgotten about him. In this chapter, we’ll implement him by means of the Pandas DataFrame, the most important data type in this entire book.

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