<transcript><audio_75>data set and then subsequently you also can see like if you just run um dot shape right so all these are like uh commands that is tied to either numpy or pandas and then if you just import them at the start right then you can</transcript><transcript><audio_76>already run it and by default like if you um install anaconda anaconda has jupiter notebook and also python directly within uh the distribution itself so um it's yeah by default already installed so you don't need to run any like further</transcript><transcript><audio_77>kit install to install now buy off and us yeah and then um the thing that yeah i i just want to highlight is like for example yeah uh all this uh in a way all these all these commands</transcript><transcript><audio_78>they are repeated for all the three data sets so you can kind of like keep seeing the same thing but really it's like um the process of understanding our data so we want to be very clear you know whenever we receive a data set we go</transcript><transcript><audio_79>through the same similar process same treatment for all the data sets so um just one thing to note over here like i have created this scenario in my data set whereby you know um people actually do different kinds of coding</transcript> data set and then subsequently you also can see like if you just run um dot shape right so all these are like uh commands that is tied to either numpy or pandas and then if you just import them at the start right then you can already run it and by default like if you um install anaconda anaconda has jupiter notebook and also python directly within uh the distribution itself so um it's yeah by default already installed so you don't need to run any like further kit install to install now buy off and us yeah and then um the thing that yeah i i just want to highlight is like for example yeah uh all this uh in a way all these all these commands they are repeated for all the three data sets so you can kind of like keep seeing the same thing but really it's like um the process of understanding our data so we want to be very clear you know whenever we receive a data set we go through the same similar process same treatment for all the data sets so um just one thing to note over here like i have created this scenario in my data set whereby you know um people actually do different kinds of coding
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