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The docstring examples for each function display the output DataFrame. The input DataFrames should also be displayed so that the user can see how the output relates to the input, especially for pivot().
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I think the best approach might be to change the definition of each input DataFrame so that it gets read from a text string that visually resembles a table. I think either DataFrames.jl or CSV.jl will have that functionality.
A quicker way to accomplish this would be to just include a printout of the Dataframe as a comment after it is declared in the docstring. The important thing is that the user can visually compare the input and output.
The docstring examples for each function display the output DataFrame. The input DataFrames should also be displayed so that the user can see how the output relates to the input, especially for
pivot()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: