Notes of PDADW: Chapter 6


Python for Data Analysis - Data Wrangling Chapter 6

Data Wrangling with Python by Jacqueline Kazil and Katharine Jarmul is an awesome guide book for data scientists and Python learners. To jot down what I have learnt from this book, I decided to keep notes in this series of posts.

Chapter 6 Acquiring & Storing Data

Not all data is created equal

When first getting a hold of new data, we recommend performing a data smell test to decide.

Fact checking

If someone says the data comes from a published source, chances are there are other folks who have either fact checked that claim or have proof of that claim.

Readability, Cleanliness, Longevity

Where to find data

Using a telephone

Identifying raw data can mean you can get it in an easy-to-parse file format, like a CSV or database.

US government data

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