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a very simple pandas test

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1 - ##Explanation:
1 + ## Explanation:
2 2
3 3 ```
4 4 import pandas as pd:

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1 + ##Explanation:
2 +
3 + ```
4 + import pandas as pd:
5 + ```
6 + This line imports the pandas library, aliasing it as pd for convenience, which is a common convention.
7 +
8 + ```
9 + data = {'Message': ['Hello, World!']}:
10 + ```
11 + A simple Python dictionary is created to hold the data. The key 'Message' will become the column name, and ['Hello, World!'] is a list containing the single value for that column.
12 +
13 + ```
14 + df = pd.DataFrame(data):
15 + ```
16 +
17 + This line creates a pandas DataFrame named df from the data dictionary.
18 +
19 + ```
20 + print(df):
21 + ```
22 +
23 + This line prints the DataFrame to the console, displaying its structure and content.
24 +
25 + C'est tout/

pandas-test.py(file created)

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1 + ## This will test is you have pandas installed correctly.
2 +
3 + import pandas as pd
4 +
5 + # Create a simple DataFrame
6 + data = {'Message': ['Hello, World!']}
7 + df = pd.DataFrame(data)
8 +
9 + # Print the DataFrame
10 + print(df)
11 +
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