resolve small bug on using .loc with dict instead of list #17
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Also - I am not sure why the 'files changed' tool looks so strange. You might be more comfortable making the small change yourself, if you would like to merge the change, in which case it is in |
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Whilst completing the course, there was a cell that through an error where a
dfwas being filtered using the.locmethod. The filter for the rows used thew_queen['E01006690']which returns a dictionary, it has been updated to usew_queen.neighbors['E01006690']. It may have been intentional since it definitely prompts students to remain focussed and digest all of the info, in which case feel free to delete this PR. Either way, it is a really amazing course, thank you so much for making this publicly available!