Minor edits to lab notebook

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Chris Proctor 2022-04-15 16:29:38 -04:00
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"### 0.2 Saving your work\n",
"\n",
"When you finish working on a notebook, save your work using the icon in the menu bar above. Your notebook is stored in the file `lab_04.ipynb` in the lab directory. You can commit your changes to `ipynb` files just like any other file. Once you finish with Jupyter, you can stop the server by pressing **Control + C** in the Terminal. "
"When you finish working on a notebook, save your work using the icon in the menu bar above. Your notebook is stored in the file `lab_04.ipynb` in the lab directory. You can commit your changes to `ipynb` files just like any other file. Once you finish with Jupyter, you can stop the server by pressing **Control + C** in the Terminal. \n",
"\n",
"*If you're doing this lab on a cloud-based platform like Binder, then you can't save your work. So don't close the tab!*"
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"### 1.0 Getting started\n",
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"First, we'll import pandas (using the conventional variable name `pd`) and load the two datasets."
"First, we'll import pandas (using the conventional variable name `pd`) and load the two datasets. *Run these cells and every code cell you encounter in this notebook.*"
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"Let's get all the ice pokemon. We can create a boolean series from another series..."
"Let's get all the ice pokémon. We can create a boolean series from another series..."
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"Let's get the high-speed ice pokémon. You can join conditions together using the `&` (and) and `|` (or) operators. Due to order of operations, each condition needs to be wrapped in parentheses."
"Let's get the high-speed ice pokémon. You can join conditions together using the `&` (and) and `|` (or) operators. `~` means \"not\", so `pokemon[~(pokemon.type == \"Ice\")]` would select all the non-ice pokémon. Due to order of operations, each condition needs to be wrapped in parentheses."
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