Python Pandas Tutorial (Part 11): Reading/Writing Data to Different Sources - Excel, JSON, SQL, Etc

Опубликовано: 01 Апрель 2020
на канале: Corey Schafer
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In this video, we will be learning how to import and export data from multiple different sources. We will cover CSV, JSON, Excel, SQL, and more.

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In this Python Programming video, we will be learning how to load and save data using multiple different sources. We will learn how to read/write data to CSV, JSON, Excel, SQL, and more. This covers the vast majority of formats you'll see in the data science field and will be extremely useful to know. Let's get started...

Video Timestamps:
Read CSV - 0:56
Write CSV - 3:20
Write TSV - 4:40
Read TSV - 6:00
Write Excel - 6:15
Read Excel - 10:42 (Start at 6:15 to see installed packages)
Write JSON - 12:18
Read JSON - 15:41
Write SQL - 16:59
Read SQL - 24:57 (Start at 16:59 to see installed packages)

The code for this video can be found at:
bit.ly/Pandas-11

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