A DataFrame is a tabular in-memory data structure, commonly associated with pandas, for representing datasets. It resembles a spreadsheet or database table, with named columns, indexed rows, and columns that may each have their own data type.
A popular pandas data type for representing datasets in memory. A DataFrame is analogous to a table or a spreadsheet. Each column of a DataFrame has a name (a header), and each row is identified by a unique number. Each column in a DataFrame is structured like a 2D array, except that each column can be assigned its own data type. See also the official pandas.DataFrame reference page.
A popular pandas data type for representing datasets in memory. A DataFrame is analogous to a table or a spreadsheet. Each column of a DataFrame has a name (a header), and each row is identified by a unique number. Each column in a DataFrame is structured like a 2D array, except that each column can be assigned its own data type.