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df1.equals(df2) returns a single boolean value on whether the two dataframes contain the same values and indices. This includes types for the data, but not for the indices.
The docstring should be improved to follow all our standards, including:
A See Also section that at least links to .eq()
Parameters
Examples
Notes with the mentioned behavior about indices
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@datapythonista If no one's working on this, can I claim it? I'm new to contributing and am still working my way around the workflow but am happy to help out if possible!
Some work and some discussion happened at #19213.
df1.equals(df2)
returns a single boolean value on whether the two dataframes contain the same values and indices. This includes types for the data, but not for the indices.The docstring should be improved to follow all our standards, including:
See Also
section that at least links to.eq()
Parameters
Examples
Notes
with the mentioned behavior about indicesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: