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Michael Young
4,582 PointsObservation on Pokemon data set when using `data.drop_duplicates(subset=["Name"], keep="last", inplace=True)`
Using keep="last" for the sake of keeping the duplicate Blastoise with the correct value removed the first instance of Ekans and Farfetch’d.
Since the ID column (albeit in base 0) relates to a Pokemon's Pokedex entry, Ekans being placed between Parasect and Venonat and Farfetch’d being placed between Muk and Shelder is a missed opportunity to keep the original Pokedex order integrity.
Sure I'm bringing out the 9-year old geek in me, but the lesson did stress awareness of domain-specifics. 😅