Session 18 - Important DataFrame Methods | Data Science Mentorship Program (DSMP) 2022-23

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.apply() takes the current element and passes it as an argument to your function. Even though you don't see the argument explicitly written when you call .apply(your function name ), it's happening behind the scenes.

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1:44:15 par, ipl['did_kohli_played'] = ipl['all player'].apply(did_kohli_play), hai, , isme did_kohli_play function hai .apply mei, usme parameters kyu nhi diya?

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