
selasley
Pandas Brain Teasers: Errata on page 21
Not sure if this is the correct place to report errata. On page 21, I believe “Integers don’t have a special value “empty” value, so the dtype of out is not float64.” should be “Integers don’t have a special value “empty” value, so the dtype of out is not int64.”
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tebeka
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Thanks! That’s the right place to report this.
Sorry for the confusion, the typo is “not” that should have been “now”:
Integers don’t have a special “empty” value, so the dtype of out is now
float64
.
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