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Are .parquet files better than .csv files?
Whether Parquet files are better than CSV files depends on the specific use case and requirements. And also to who you will send the file! When may .csv files be...
Are .parquet files better than .csv files?
Whether Parquet files are better than CSV files depends on the specific use case and requirements. And also to who you will send the file! When may .csv files be...
Difference between python --version and python -v
Difference between python --version and python -v. These two commands have completely different purposes: python --version Shows the Python interpreter's version number Example output: Python 3.9.7 This is the standard...
Difference between python --version and python -v
Difference between python --version and python -v. These two commands have completely different purposes: python --version Shows the Python interpreter's version number Example output: Python 3.9.7 This is the standard...
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
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?
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)...
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...