DOC (string dtype): updated 'Working with text data' for str dtype in pandas 3.0 #60535
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Hi @mroeschke, I've made some updates to the 'text.rst' file which updated 'Working with text data' for str dtype in pandas 3.0 I noticed that after updating the branch, a commit for expressions.py was added, although I have made no commits in the file. Could you please help me understand the changes and guide me through? |
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Closes #60348
This PR updates the "Working with Text Data" page in the pandas documentation to reflect the change in pandas 3.0 where "str" dtype is now the default.