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    Label-Based Indexing (Loc) : DF - Loc (Row Label(s), Column Label(s) )

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    Label-based indexing (loc) in pandas allows selecting data from DataFrames using row and column labels. Loc can retrieve a single element, a DataFrame by selecting rows and/or columns using labels, or a Series by selecting a slice of rows and a single column. Examples demonstrate retrieving a single element, selecting rows to return a DataFrame, and slicing rows and selecting a column to return a Series.

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    Label-based indexing (loc) in pandas allows selecting data from DataFrames using row and column labels. Loc can retrieve a single element, a DataFrame by selecting rows and/or columns using labels, or a Series by selecting a slice of rows and a single column. Examples demonstrate retrieving a single element, selecting rows to return a DataFrame, and slicing rows and selecting a column to return a Series.

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    Label-based indexing (loc) in pandas allows selecting data from DataFrames using row and column labels. Loc can retrieve a single element, a DataFrame by selecting rows and/or columns using labels, or a Series by selecting a slice of rows and a single column. Examples demonstrate retrieving a single element, selecting rows to return a DataFrame, and slicing rows and selecting a column to return a Series.

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    Label-Based Indexing (Loc) : DF - Loc (Row Label(s), Column Label(s) )

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    Label-based indexing (loc) in pandas allows selecting data from DataFrames using row and column labels. Loc can retrieve a single element, a DataFrame by selecting rows and/or columns using labels, or a Series by selecting a slice of rows and a single column. Examples demonstrate retrieving a single element, selecting rows to return a DataFrame, and slicing rows and selecting a column to return a Series.

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    Label-based Indexing (loc)

    d f . l o c [r o w l a b e l (s ) , c o l u m n l a b e l (s ) ]

    column labels

    row labels
    Label-based Indexing (loc) – Example 1

    df.loc[“Neymar Junior”, “Club”]

    Output is an element (“Paris SG”).


    Label-based Indexing (loc) – Example 2

    d f . l o c [ [ “ N e y m a r J u n i o r ” , “ Ky l i a n M b a p p e ” ] , “ C l u b ” :]

    from column “Club” till last (inclusive)

    Output is a DataFrame.
    Label-based Indexing (loc) – Example 3
    all columns

    d f . l o c [ “ L i o n e l M e s s i ” : “ N e y m a r J u n i o r ” , :]

    inclusive inclusive

    Output is a DataFrame.
    Label-based Indexing (loc) – Example 4

    d f . l o c [: “ Ky l i a n M b a p p e ” , “ H e i g h t ” ]

    from very first till “Kylian Mbappe” (inclusive)

    Output is a Pandas Series.

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