Update code examples for pandas 2.0 release #170
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- Replaced deprecated code with up-to-date ones. eg. `ExcelWriter.save()` - Modified code affected by the change in the default value of `numeric_only` keyword.
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hi @scari thanks for these changes! I will update the source files and also go through accumulated errata so that O'Reilly can also do a new printing of the English version. |
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I was super lucky to hear about pandas 2.0 release right before the Korean translation of the 3rd edition was about to be printed.
So, before the printing press started, I tested the example codes with pandas2 and made some necessary changes.
Please take a look, and hopefully, it helps to keep the printed edition up-to-date for a bit longer, just like you wanted.
ExcelWriter.save()numeric_onlykeyword.