Exploring eBay cars Data

[wolewani]

Hello friends!
Find my third project , I would like some comments and suggestion on:
Markdown usage, style of coding, my analysis of data set and general clarity of project.
Thanks
Wole Moses

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Exploring Ebay Car Sales Data.ipynb (363.6 KB)

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[nyaneba1]

Hi Wole, I think you mistakenly uploaded the .txt file instead of the .ipynb file.

I think this link could be helpful

Sharing Your Guided Project in the Community

Sharing your guided project in the community can be helpful if: You’re having difficulty and you’d like to get help You’d like to share your guided project to get feedback from others How to share your guided project Use the Jupyter File menu to download your notebook as an .ipynb file. [Exploring_Ebay_Car_Sale_Data___Dataquest] Start a new topic for your project by hitting the New Topic button in the Community. [Screen Shot 2020-07-30 at 3.55.07 PM] Upload the .ipynb file as an a…

[Elena_Kosourova]

Hi @wolewani,

I fixed your file (rendered it from txt to ipynb and nbviewer). Next time please follow the guidelines for sharing your projects (the link send by @nyaneba1).

[brayanopiyo18]

Hi @wolewani
Congratulations for completing your third project on Exploring eBay cars. Your project looks good . The introduction, use of comments, code lines are so well worked on. Have got a suggestion;

• In cell[9] you can also have the codes in just a single line as an alternative. Have a look

autos['price']=autos['price'].str.replace("$",'').str.replace(",",'').astype(int)
autos['price'].head()

Above will render same output.

Otherwise from my, Everything looks good and well presented

Happy Coding.

[wolewani]

@brayanopiyo18

autos['price']=autos['price'].str.replace("$",'').str.replace(",",'').astype(int)
autos['price'].head()

Well noted @ Brayan,
Thanks