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Add .iloc support
See original GitHub issueCan we add .iloc support please?
See this notebook. Doesn’t throw a non-supported error, but rather 'DataFrame' object has no attribute 'iloc'.
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- Created 4 years ago
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@thunterdb I do not want my code to break when going from Pandas -> Koalas.
This is why I think we should have a guide on “gotchas” when going from single node to distributed. A pandas user might not understand that Spark doesn’t have this notion of ordering of rows.
I like both of your suggestions!
I’ll work on this.