3.2.9. Summary¶
- Most of the material in this chapter has been geared at an understanding of the core data science tool for data analysis - the dataframe - and how to work with data in it (functions, tasks, manipulating and shaping data) 
- But we also covered good habits for data analysis, which will pay dividends as we dive into more (and new) datasets in the future 
- The Finance Applications chapter contains examples of how we can use pandas to compound returns, easily calculate betas, and more. 
3.2.9.1. Resources:¶
- This also has nice and quick examples showing Python matching R functions 
- The most popular questions about - pandason Stackoverflow. This will give you an idea of common places others get stuck, and slicing and indexing issues are high on the list.
