In Python, the `resample()` method is used to resample time series data to a different frequency. The method is typically used on a pandas DataFrame or Series with a time-based index, and it is available through the `resample()` attribute of the DataFrame or Series.

The basic syntax for the `resample()` method is as follows:

```python
data.resample(rule, how = None, axis = 0, closed = None, label = None, convention = 'start', kind = None, loffset = None, base = 0, on = None, level = None)
```

Where:

- `rule`: The resampling rule, which defines the new frequency of the data. This can be a string or `pandas` offset, such as `'D'` for daily, `'H'` for hourly, `'M'` for monthly, etc.;
- `how`: The aggregation function to use when resampling. This can be a string, such as `'mean'` for the mean of the data, `'sum'` for the sum of the data, or a custom function;
- `axis`: The axis along which to resample the data. Typically, this is set to 0 for rows;
- `closed`: The side of the interval to treat as closed. This can be `'left'`, `'right'`, or `'None'`;
- label: The label to use for the new data. This can be 'left', 'right', or None;
- `convention`: The convention to use when resampling. This can be `'start'` or `'end'`;
- `kind`: The type of resampling. This can be `'timestamp'`, `'period'`, or `None`;
- `loffset`: The offset to use when resampling. This can be a string or a timedelta object;
- `base`: The base of the offset when resampling. This is used for irregular intervals;
- `on`: The column to use when resampling. This is used for multi-level data;
- `level`: The level to use when resampling. This is used for multi-level data.

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