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SEO & Data blog by Arthur Camberlein

Data articles by Arthur Camberlein. The SEO and Data blog of an North American SEO Specialist in Canada. If you want to know more about me, please go to the About section or the Projects one.

Discover the world of Data with me. I try to share what I learn or what I'm confronted with on a daily basis via a few articles. This is my way of sharing knowledge and script of what I learn and to give again the Python community -- as to the SEO community too. You will learm & read through my journey learning, but also figuring out some tips along the way!

Find missing date data with Python

Find missing date data with Python

How to leverage Python to fill-out the missing dates on a file? Let's see that together!

Find missing date data with Python

How to leverage Python to fill-out the missing dates on a file? Let's see that together!

How to change tag style in bulk? For an experiment

How to change tag style in bulk? For an experiment

Not so long ago, I faced an issue while wanted to test a colleague idea: how can we test on which links user are more willing to click. TL;DR If my...

How to change tag style in bulk? For an experiment

Not so long ago, I faced an issue while wanted to test a colleague idea: how can we test on which links user are more willing to click. TL;DR If my...

How to read a .parquet file in R?

How to read a .parquet file in R?

To read a .parquet file with R, you can use the arrow package, which provides a way to read and write data in the Arrow format, including Parquet. For you,...

How to read a .parquet file in R?

To read a .parquet file with R, you can use the arrow package, which provides a way to read and write data in the Arrow format, including Parquet. For you,...

Find or extract the handle (last part of a URL) with a REGEX

Find or extract the handle (last part of a URL)...

This is the REGEX: [^\/]+$ you would like to use to extract the last part of a URL also known as the handle I often use this to compare URLs...

Find or extract the handle (last part of a URL)...

This is the REGEX: [^\/]+$ you would like to use to extract the last part of a URL also known as the handle I often use this to compare URLs...

Remove X characters from a cell in Excel

Remove X characters from a cell in Excel

Sometimes, when you're reading data in a spreadsheet like Microsoft's Excel, it's simpler to put a formula directly into the spreadsheet than to go to R, Python or any other solution.

Remove X characters from a cell in Excel

Sometimes, when you're reading data in a spreadsheet like Microsoft's Excel, it's simpler to put a formula directly into the spreadsheet than to go to R, Python or any other solution.

How to save a .parquet file in Python?

How to save a .parquet file in Python?

To save a .parquet file with Python, you can use the pandas library, which provides a convenient way to read and write data in a variety of formats, including Parquet....

How to save a .parquet file in Python?

To save a .parquet file with Python, you can use the pandas library, which provides a convenient way to read and write data in a variety of formats, including Parquet....