Import Export Cookies Firefox Download Export Cookies for Firefox Q: How to convert Row from SQL TO Pandas? I have this table: Country Value Country1 Country2 Country1 Country3 Country2 Country1 Country3 I wish to generate a single value based on the following criteria: If 2 or more rows in the same Country have the same Value, the last row of that same Country is the value. If a row in Country1 doesn't have Value, look up for Country2 Take the last row of the above situation The result of this would be: Country Value Country1 Country2 Country3 Is it possible? I know how to do this in excel, but was wondering if this can be done in python using pandas. I appreciate your help. Thanks, A: You can look for an accumulator Series and assign the value to that in a dict comprehension. import pandas as pd df = pd.DataFrame({'Country': ['Country1', 'Country2', 'Country3', 'Country1', 'Country3', 'Country2']}) grouped = df.groupby('Country') result = dict(tuple(e.last_row for _, e in grouped)) print(result) {'Country1': [Country3, Country2 Jan 14, 2019 Export to txt file function. Oct 23, 2017 Export Cookie Manager for Chrome and IE. Click "Export", choose a file name, and select "Save". A txt file will be exported. . Jul 7, 2018 A Firefox extension that makes it easy to edit your cookies. Export Cookie Manager for chrome Jan 14, 2020 Safari extension. View, edit, delete, import and export cookies. It can also show your saved passwords, an option that is not available in . Apr 2, 2018 Safari for macOS. View, edit, delete, import and export cookies. It can also show your saved passwords, an option that is not available in . A: Those are ancient! You can read through them here: Firefox: and Chrome: IE: NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A new tourist attraction has opened in the South Bronx, and it’s a unique take on the ol’ neighborhood bar, but it’s promoting a different sort of social service. It’s called the Corner Pub, and like its name suggests, it’s on the corner of Morris Avenue and Wilson Avenue in the south Bronx. The pub serves as a base for South Bronx Foraging, an organization with a mission to educate local residents on edible plants in the area. “The Bronx is a biodiversity hotspot. There’s a lot of different plants here,” said Frances Berke, Executive Director of South Bronx Foraging. “There’s some medicine, there’s some food, there’s some insecticide, so we just do our best to educate and get people to know and use the plants and you’ll see that they are a lot more locally sourced.” As CBS2’s Tony Aiello reported, the group offers visitors a chance to learn how to use 82138339de
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