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If you want to implement several conditions, you can do this easily.

  • If you want to check dataset for the first and second condition to be True, just use & statement:

DataFrame.loc[condition1 & condition2]

  • If you want to check dataset for the first or the second condition to be True, just use | statement:

DataFrame.loc[condition1 | condition2].

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Calculate the number of users who choose the 'week' or 'year' plan. You should work with the data that titled as df.

df = df.[== 'week' df['plan']]

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If you want to implement several conditions, you can do this easily.

  • If you want to check dataset for the first and second condition to be True, just use & statement:

DataFrame.loc[condition1 & condition2]

  • If you want to check dataset for the first or the second condition to be True, just use | statement:

DataFrame.loc[condition1 | condition2].

question-icon

Calculate the number of users who choose the 'week' or 'year' plan. You should work with the data that titled as df.

df = df.[== 'week' df['plan']]

Click or drag`n`drop items and fill in the blanks

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 3. ChapterΒ 14
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