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Expand Up @@ -2,14 +2,15 @@ In this project is going to make an example with pandas' library in Python.

Will see the differences between Series and DataFrame:

- **Series**: Is a unidimensional array with indexation. Similar to dictionary.
- **DataFrame**: Data structure similar to excel or SQL table.

- **Series**: Is a unidimensional array with indexation. Similar to dictionary.
- **DataFrame**: Data structure similar to excel or SQL table.

For this example i used the "MovieLens" data set that contains information of users, films and ratings.
For this example i used the "MovieLens" data set that contains information of users, films and ratings...

## Prerequisites

Is necessary to install next libraries (with pip):

```bash
$ pip install pandas
$ pip install numpy
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