How do I work with dates and times in pandas?

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Very helpful. Thank you so much bro

Hey Kevin.. Could you please make a 2-3 hr video on ML project covering all the tools from sklearn based on real life dataset let’s say cancer prediction model or something like that trying to combine all the elements important for making a model. That would be a great help.

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How I should sort "How many trips are occurred per month?" and "Which hour of the day had the most frequent trips?"

could you please make videos on Matplotlib ,seaborn and power bi also for data analysis . I like your way of teaching.

Anyone watching this today? I am getting 'DataFrame' object has no attribute 'to_datetime'

Excellent class! As always! Cheers!

2022 and you're still saving us. Thanks for the excelent content

Kevin, could we define a ts_min and ts_max, and select the events during this interval?

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Thnks for this explanation buddy!
So clear and concise!

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This is a great video. Thank you so much! Also, I wish the pandas API reference still looked like it does in this older video. It's harder to read now.

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when i am trying to convert my data column into datetype its showing an error unknown string format

How can I export this "datetime64" (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS) to a CSV file with the format "DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM" ?

Python is really not intuitive when compared to R.. datetime comparison makes me split my hair . Still try to figure out how to compare a date in a dataframe ( which in datetime format) to today's date and do some action if they both match.. Any help is appreciated

You're king of this area man!!!!

Hi Kevin, lets say you have a date column containing only hour, minute and second. While changing into date format using pd.to_datetime, it added automatically years and days. How could keep only hours, minutes and seconds?
Thank you.

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Can you please explain what is dt? is that a class? I am not sure how to think about it.

So many great videos . Absolutely guidness. thanks from GREECE !

How can I add a number of days column like 10 20 120 to a date column in 2020-06-27 format???

thank you for this, I have a lot to learn

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How would you convert from a column of times in UTC?

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table_data = [['Repo1', 'branch1', 'Abhishek', 'Abhishek', '2021-01-20', 1, 0],

['Repo2', 'branch2', 'Mohata', 'Mohata', '2021-01-10', 13, 0],

['Repo3', 'branch3', 'Harsha', 'Harsha', '2021-02-01', 10, 0],

['Repo4', 'branch4', 'Mohammad', 'Harsha', '2021-01-15', 13, 0],

['Repo5', 'branch5', 'Mohsin', 'Nitish', '2021-02-02', 12, 0],

['Repo6', 'branch6', 'Nitish', 'Nitish', '2021-02-01', 7, 0]

]
df = DataFrame(table_data,columns=['Repository Name', 'Branch Name', 'Branch Owner / Team', 'Last Committer Name', 'Last Commit Date', 'Behind', 'Ahead'])

can we change entire row background color based on where Last Commit Date Column values is older than 15days.

good video

Thank you, it helped a lot

Special thanks for your valuable work. Is the attribute "weekday_name" in panda version '1.1.3' now deprecated? and instead now we have 'day_name()' method?

how can we handle ranges ( suppose salary ranges ) in a dataset? it would be great if any of you can tell.

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Thanks for the tutorial. I have a question.
How can i find unique items under a given column as some could have been repeated?

Great job, bro! Thnx dude!

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