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Explain the use-case for toDataFrame(columnName) in docs #837
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@@ -153,6 +153,12 @@ df.add("length") { value.length } | |||
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Creates a [`DataFrame`](DataFrame.md) from [`Iterable<T>`](https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.collections/-iterable/) with one column: | |||
"columnName: `DataColumn<T>`". | |||
An easy way to create a [`DataFrame`](DataFrame.md) when you have a list of File, URL or a structure |
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...from an Iterable...
This is an easy way...
..list of Files
, URLs
, or any kind of structure you want...
In a notebook, ... see the number of rows...
..with the parts of the data you're...
It could be the File
's content, a specific section of an HTML
document, some metadata, etc.
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Oopsie. Thank you, fixed
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Spellcheck Jolan present :)
It's a good idea to include this in the new features notebook indeed. It's a nice use-case, unique to DF, to be able to store a File
object inside a dataframe and work with it later! Good job :D
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