Complete the code to use the pipe method to apply a function to the DataFrame.
result = df.pipe([1], arg1)The pipe method takes a function as its first argument. Here, apply_func is the function to apply.
Complete the code to chain methods using pipe and reset_index.
df.pipe(clean_data).[1](drop=True)
After using pipe, you can chain other DataFrame methods like reset_index to reset the index.
Fix the error in the pipe usage by filling the blank with the correct argument.
df.pipe([1]).head()The pipe method expects a function object, not a function call. So you pass clean_data without parentheses.
Fill both blanks to create a dictionary comprehension that applies a function to each column using pipe.
result = {col: df[[col]].pipe([1]) for col in df.columns if df[col].[2](0).any()}The dictionary comprehension applies clean_data to each column using pipe. The condition uses gt (greater than) to filter columns with values greater than 0.
Fill all three blanks to create a filtered dictionary applying a function with pipe and a condition.
filtered = {col[1]: df[[col]].pipe([2]) for col in df.columns if df[col].[3](10).any()}The dictionary keys are column names converted to uppercase using .upper(). The function process_data is applied with pipe. The condition uses gt to filter columns with values greater than 10.