For presentation purposes, you may want to have the values from a row stored in a single column. Below is a dataframe showing electronic gadgets.
shape: (4, 3)
str |
str |
i64 |
"Sharp" |
"TV" |
400 |
"Panasonic" |
"Speaker" |
300 |
"Aiwa" |
"Stereo" |
700 |
"Sony" |
"Headphones" |
150 |
Get row values in one column
To get the values of a single row into its own column in Polars, use the transpose
method like this:
(df
.transpose(include_header=False,
header_name=' ',
column_names=['']*4,
)
)
shape: (3, 4)
str |
str |
str |
str |
"Sharp" |
"Panasonic" |
"Aiwa" |
"Sony" |
"TV" |
"Speaker" |
"Stereo" |
"Headphones" |
"400" |
"300" |
"700" |
"150" |
Now each gadget, along with its brand and price, is stored in one column.
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