Thankyou for watching the video and providing the feedback. Parquet files are column-oriented and cannot be opened in text editors because they are stored in a binary format( stored by column rather than by row and are compressed by default), not a human-readable text format. For example, if you tried to open a Parquet file in a text editor, you might see something like the below line: PAR1����...x�}�...♦☺◄ To actually read the data, you need specialized tools like: Python libraries (pandas, pyarrow) Command-line tools (parquet-tools) Systems that support Parquet (like Apache Spark) That's exactly what we did in this video :) But I have shown the data in the source parquet files at time 5:33 I hope this helps.. Cheers 🤝
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Nice tutorial again, can you show the contents of the parquet file.
Thankyou for watching the video and providing the feedback.
Parquet files are column-oriented and cannot be opened in text editors because they are stored in a binary format( stored by column rather than by row and are compressed by default), not a human-readable text format.
For example, if you tried to open a Parquet file in a text editor, you might see something like the below line:
PAR1����...x�}�...♦☺◄
To actually read the data, you need specialized tools like:
Python libraries (pandas, pyarrow)
Command-line tools (parquet-tools)
Systems that support Parquet (like Apache Spark)
That's exactly what we did in this video :)
But I have shown the data in the source parquet files at time 5:33
I hope this helps.. Cheers 🤝