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R-like range() function
See original GitHub issueIn R, if I supply range(dataframe), I get back a vector of the minimum value in all the dataframe and the maximum value in all the dataframe.
DataFrame’s min() and max() functions operate only on single columns. The way to do it currently is
minimum, maximum = (min(df.min()), max(df.max())
It’s not a critical limitation, but it is convenient to have at times.
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What about
df.describe()?feel free to just accumulate things in a branch and I’ll merge them whenever. i’m about to put the kibosh on anymore changes to 0.5.1, do a little more sanity checking, fix up docs, then cut the release