Pandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ Challenge
Pandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ Challenge Data Science Project
Data Wrangling with Pandas

Pandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ Challenge

Test your Pandas skills with this MCQ-based lab! Dive into grouping, aggregation, pivot tables, and crosstabs. Perfect for refining your ability to manipulate and analyze data in Python.
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Pandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ ChallengePandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ Challenge
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Vidhi Shah

Project Activities

All our Data Science projects include bite-sized activities to test your knowledge and practice in an environment with constant feedback.

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Which method in Pandas allows you to apply custom functions to grouped data?

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What does the `as_index` parameter in `.groupby()` method control?

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How can you handle missing values when creating a `pivot table` in Pandas?

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How can you include `row` and `column` totals in a pivot table?

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What is the purpose of the `margins_name` parameter in the `pivot_table` function?

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How can you specify multiple columns to group by in the groupby function?

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When using the `groupby` function in pandas, which parameter is used to specify whether to include observed values for categorical groupers?

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What does the `group_keys` parameter control in the groupby function?

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In the `groupby` function, which parameter is used to specify the level or levels to group by when dealing with a `MultiIndex`?

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Which parameter in the `pivot_table` function allows you to control whether to drop rows or columns with missing values before creating the pivot table?

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Which option of the `crosstab` function allows you to perform normalization over each column?

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You want to group the data by the `Country` column and calculate the `average age` for each country, but you want to exclude missing values. Which code snippet achieves this?

You have a DataFrame called customer_data with the following structure:

Customer_ID Age Country Category
0 1 25 USA A
1 2 40 Canada B
2 3 32 USA C
3 4 50 Canada A
4 5 28 USA B
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Which of the following code snippets correctly groups the DataFrame by `Student` and calculates the average score for each student, taking into account the observed parameter?

Consider a DataFrame df that contains information about students and their test scores in different subjects.

The DataFrame has the following structure:

Student Subject Score
0 John Math 80
1 Jane Science 90
2 John Science 95
3 Jane Math 85
4 John Math 75

You want to group the DataFrame by the Student column and calculate the average score for each student. However, you also want to include students who have not appeared in all subjects.

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Which of the following code snippets correctly generates the desired `crosstab`?

You have a dataset containing information about students' test scores in different subjects.

The dataset has the following structure:

Student_ID Subject Score
0 1 Math 85
1 2 Science 92
2 3 Math 78
3 4 English 88
4 5 Science 90

Your task is to create a crosstab that displays the count of students who scored above 80 in each subject. The crosstab should have the subjects as columns and the count of students as values.

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Which of the following code snippets correctly creates the desired pivot table using the given DataFrame and all the available parameters in the `pivot_table` function?

Consider a DataFrame df that contains information about students, their test scores, and the subject they belong to.

The DataFrame has the following structure:

Student Subject Score Grade
0 John Math 80 A
1 Jane Science 90 A
2 John Science 95 A
3 Jane Math 85 B
4 John Math 75 B

You want to create a pivot table that shows the average score for each student based on their subject, and you want the columns of the pivot table to represent the different grades. Additionally, you want to include all students and subjects in the resulting pivot table, even if there are missing values.

Pandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ ChallengePandas Grouping and Aggregation MCQ Challenge
Project Created by

Vidhi Shah

As a Project Author at DataWars, I dive into the world of data science and AI/ML with a millennial flair, constantly intrigued by the inner workings of technology. While I'm not crunching numbers, you'll find me cheering for my favorite cricket team.

As a Project Author at DataWars, I dive into the world of data science and AI/ML with a millennial flair, constantly intrigued by the inner workings of technology. While I'm not crunching numbers, you'll find me cheering for my favorite cricket team.

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