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Series indexing and selection in Data Analysis Python - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Series indexing and selection
📖 Scenario: You work in a small bookstore. You have a list of book sales for the week stored as a pandas Series. You want to find out how many copies of certain books were sold by selecting data from this Series.
🎯 Goal: Learn how to create a pandas Series and select data from it using indexing and labels.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a pandas Series with given book sales data
Create a list of book titles to select
Select sales data for those books from the Series
Print the selected sales data
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Selecting specific data from a dataset is common in sales analysis, inventory management, and reporting.
💼 Career
Data analysts and scientists often need to filter and select data from Series or DataFrames to answer business questions.
Progress0 / 4 steps
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Create the book sales Series
Import pandas as pd and create a Series called book_sales with these exact entries: 'Python Basics': 120, 'Data Science 101': 85, 'Machine Learning': 95, 'Deep Learning': 60, 'AI for Everyone': 75. Use the book titles as the index.
Data Analysis Python
Need a hint?

Use pd.Series() with a list of sales numbers and an index list of book titles.

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Create a list of books to select
Create a list called selected_books with these exact book titles: 'Python Basics', 'Deep Learning', and 'AI for Everyone'.
Data Analysis Python
Need a hint?

Use square brackets to create a list with the exact book titles.

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Select sales data for chosen books
Use the selected_books list to select the sales data from book_sales and store it in a new variable called selected_sales.
Data Analysis Python
Need a hint?

Use square brackets with selected_books to select from book_sales.

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Print the selected sales data
Print the selected_sales variable to see the sales numbers for the chosen books.
Data Analysis Python
Need a hint?

Use print(selected_sales) to display the selected sales.