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Dylan Zhang
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6 March, 21:18
What does it mean axis 1-1'?
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axis=0 (or axis='rows' is horizontal axis. axis=1 (or axis='columns') is vertical axis. To take it further, if you use pandas method drop, to remove columns or rows, if you specify axis=1 you will be removing columns.
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